Librarians' Best Web Picks
- All About Romance
The lists section has lots of interesting categories, many titles with brief but informative annotations; htere are also "historical cheat sheets" providing background on the historical periods that commonly serve as settings for romance novels as well as articles on romance. - All Romance Writers
This site allows the reader to explore romances by categories: contemporary, fantasy, historical, paranormal, etc. by clicking icons at the top of the page. Another nice feature shows up in the search tools at the left of the page, where you can search by series. - Bella Online: Romance
The Books & Music segment of this women's site has a very nice section on romance novels. It includes articles, interviews and reviews, as well as an annotated list of links to author web sites. - CataRomance
This site is dedicated to category romances--those prolific series by Harlequin, Silhouette et al. The most valuable part of the site is the reviews as these series are not often reviewed. - Historical Romance Writers
Author bios and interviews, book reviews, and a listing of titles by time period are a few of the items available here. - Romance Club
Check out the "Featured Authors" and the the "Featured Previews". - Romance Reader
Offers ratings and reviews on contemporary, time travel, futuristic and category romance, as well as author interviews. - Romance Reader's Connection
Book news and reviews for a wide range of romance genres: contemporary, historical, inspirational, romantic suspense, the paranormal. Also highlights an author of the month and a feature of the month. - Romantic Times
Only selected sections of the magazine are online, but there are reviews, author biographies, theme lists, and links to existing book groups. - Sequels and Prequels for Romance Novels
All of those pesky series, arranged in order. There are separate sections for single title, category romance and publishers' series. Not up-to-date, but useful for older series.