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It's a New Year and that means a new look for my webpage!  I've been working on it since late last year, but it's finally all coming together.  This is where you'll find the latest information on my book releases, signings and more. Subscribe to this site and you'll receive an email identical to any changes.  Pretty cool, huh?

~ Rogenna

01.15.11 eBook Available January 17th

The SEAL's Baby
by Rogenna Brewer

Harlequin Superromance
August 2004/Jan 2012 (ebook)
0373712235

Engineer, single mom, weekend warrior

Hannah Stanton is all three—until she's called to active duty by the Navy. Then she becomes a warrior full-time. But that means she has to leave her baby behind while she flies helicopters in support of the Navy SEAL team that includes Mike McCaffrey—her old friend and colleague who also happens to be the onenight stand she never told about her pregnancy.

Hannah always meant to tell McCaffrey about the baby, but when was she supposed to do that? A year ago he'd been sent in to a war zone half a world away. Jeopardizing his mission—and his life—with news he could do nothing about wasn't possible. And now… Now it seems too late, especially since he just announced that he likes kids—as long as they're not his. Walking away isn't an option, though, once the Navy sends them on a mission…together.

01.08.12 what's brewin'

Check this out! Mitzi's Marine garnered a mention in the December 5, 2011 issue of Time Magazine.

"These heroes promise strength, safety and military grade sex.  They also offer their heroines (and, by proxy, their readers) the opportunity to nuture a wounded, handsome, decent guy back to wholeness--as in Rogenna Brewer's tale Mitzi's Marine, wherein one point of the central love triangle is a gunnery sergeant who lost much of one leg in Iraq"

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If you're not already a Time Magazine subscriber the article titled Veteran Affairs: For romance readers, a hardy man is good to find by Belinda Luscome is worth a trip to the dentist's office (or your local library).

"Markus Ricci casts aside his parachute and backpack and lowers his buff-colored jumpsuit past the glistening slabs of his abdominal muscles. "Don't go any lower," a nearby voice says, "or Walmart will kill me."

The word of caution comes from Kristine Mills-Noble, creative director of Kensington Publishing. She is watching a computer screen while Ricci gazes into the camera with a look that's part wooing, part warning. In a downtown Manhattan studio, the Kensington crew is shooting the cover of Burning Up, the first in a new series of romance novels about smoke jumpers. In real life, these elite paratrooper firefighters..."

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2100116,00.html#ixzz1itx1Ozfv 

01.01.12 My One Word

Looking forward to the fresh start of a New Year.  Taking on my first challenge at 30 Minutes for 30 Days.  My self-improvement goals are no secret, but you might be surprised to find I don't do resolutions any more.

Whether you're ready to kick start your resolutions for the new year or kick the habit of resolutions to the curb, you might want to check out My One Word.  The idea is to pick one word for the year rather than overwhelm yourself with a long list of things you'd like to change.

MY ONE WORD for 2012 is really not a word at all, but a combo:

REMARKABILITY

Do what you do so well that people can't resist telling others about you.

~ Walt Disney

01.01.12 Happy New Year!

12.24.11 what's brewin'

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11.24.11 what's brewin'

Happy Thanksgiving!

As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation 

is not to utter words, but to live by them.

~ John F. Kennedy

Operation marriage has to be a go….

Like any good mother, Angela Adams wants a
better future for her little boy. And the one

way she can provide that is to enlist with the
Marines. Unfortunately, there needs to be a
husband on the scene for that to happen.
Fortunately, her recruiter connects her with 

Henry “Hatch” Miner—a wounded former
Navy SEAL willing to help out a fellow
soldier. Problem solved.

But marriage, even to a stranger, is
complicated. Especially when beneath the
gruff exterior, there’s a man with a heart of
gold. It doesn’t take long for Hatch to prove
he’s a good dad…and has the potential to be
an even better husband. Suddenly Angela has a hard time convincing her heart this is a temporary operation...read excerpt