Heroes and Heartbreakers is pleased to announce we're looking for you!

(Or your writing, actually.)

Starting today, we are once more accepting submissions to our original romance story program. Please take a moment to review our submissions guidelines, and send us your short romance stories for consideration.

We are looking for great stories in all romance subgenres (erotica, paranormal, historical, contemporary, romantic suspense, etc.) as well as the New Adult genre.

One year ago, on Valentine’s Day 2011, HeroesandHeartbreakers.com said hello to the world.  It’s been a great year, and to celebrate we have a special present for site members: a sneak peek of a brand-new story from one of our favorite series. 

This preview will only last a week before we take it down to prepare it for publication, and it would be Terrible if you missed out.  So be sure you’re a registered member of the site and you’ll get the secret link in the next newsletter. 

Need to register? You can sign up here.

xoxo,
Team H&H’s Liz, Heather, Megan, and Chris

From Liz, Megan, Heather, and Chris, and from all the H&H bloggers, we wish all H&H readers a wonderful holiday season.

We’ll be offering fresh content every day, including our bloggers’s choices for Top 3 Books of 2011, so don’t forget to check in while you’re getting your festive on.

Have a wonderful holiday season and a happy New Year (and be sure to sneak in some reading time!)

Today we at HeroesandHeartbreakers.com, along with sci-fi/fantasy site Tor.com, are happy to announce the launch of our newest partner in crime, CriminalElement.com, a community site dedicated to all things crime- and mystery-related.

On Criminal Element, you can access original crime stories, exclusive pre-release excerpts, or start a discussion—and all with your HeroesandHeartbreakers.com username and password. Whether you’re into thriller and suspense, hard-boiled noir, detective mysteries, or the cozier side of crime, they’ve got it covered.

In fact, they've even got some Romance crossover going on—Myretta Robens's “Reading Julia Spencer-Fleming's Mysteries for the Romance” may just introduce you not only to a fabulous mystery series, but to a new favorite will-they-or-won't-they couple—former army helicopter pilot turned Episcopal priest Clare Fergusson and local police chief Russ Van Alstyne, whose delicious tension will keep you wanting more.

For daily updates on the mystery and crime universe, plus information about giveaways (because, really, who doesn’t love free stuff?) you can connect with Criminal Element on Facebook and Twitter.

Go investigate!