I quickly devoured her books - The Wolf and the Dove, Shanna, and so on - as well as those of Rosemary Rogers. My first was Kathleen Woodiwiss’s The Flame and The Flower. Historical romances were the first romance novels I read.

Can you tell our readers about your love of historical romance? Lea: I heard you say in one of our JIAM recorded chats that historical romance is actually your favorite sub genre. Pamela : Thank you! I’m so happy to be here!

Lea: Welcome Pamela once again to AudioGals! The Interview – Pamela Clare’s Historical Side Pamela Clare Giveaway of the MacKinnon’s Rangers Series is closed (Review will be up the week of July 25th). The first audio in the MacKinnon’s Rangers series, Surrender, releases today and I’ll be reviewing it later this week. And the characters are multi-layered and (ahhh-yes!) written true to their time. You won’t find anything that even resembles a wallpaper historical. But in my mind, Pamela in historical mode is the gold standard for historical romance. Don’t get me wrong – I thought that series was excellent, especially in audio with the magnetic Kaleo Griffith narrating. As a long time Clare fan, I must admit that I’m even more excited to see three of her historical titles (all entries in the MacKinnon’s Rangers series) released in audio format than I was her I-Team romantic suspense series. Now it’s time to take a look at another side of Pamela – her historical romances.

Her I-Team series in audio format received rave reviews from the Gals and the first in that series, Extreme Exposure, won Best 2012 Romance Audio in May. If you have been hanging around AudioGals for long, you know we hold great appreciation for Pamela Clare’s work.

Extreme Exposure by Pamela Clare