This post originally appeared on RTBookReviews.com. Treasures seem to appear at the most inopportune times! Yesterday morning, as my delightful Yorkshire Terriers Snoop & Stacy were dragging me through our building’s basement at breakneck speed, I stumbled to a halt in front of a large, wooden framed arm chair that Read more…
This article originally appeared on RTbookReviews.com. Every year Book Expo (neé Book Expo America) provides a fun and informative environment for publishing industry professionals to mix and mingle. Walking onto the convention floor at the Javits Center ushers in an air of excitement as booths for some of the world’s biggest publishing Read more…
This post was originally published on RTBookReviews.com A Texas teen took her prom pictures at the local Barnes & Noble and the end result is every bit as awesome as it sounds. After seeing a Tweet featuring the amazing photos, we reached out to Peyton, who attends North Crowley High School. Read more…
This interview originally appeared on RTBookReviews.com If you’ve been craving rugged cowboys and haven’t yet checked out Maisey Yates’ Copper Ridge series, then have you got a series to catch up on! Book 13, Slow Burn Cowboy, hits shelves April 18, 2017 and has such a heady, inspiring romance you’ll Read more…
This blog post originally appeared on RTBookReviews.com Let me begin by saying that I have been impatiently awaiting a Gilmore Girl‘s revival for nine years. After the original series ended, ABC Family (now Freeform) announced that they would be airing a “new” season, and I was so excited I cancelled Read more…
This article originally appeared on RTBookReviews.com. You’ve probably heard of New York City’s famous Museum of Sex, but did you know that Prague is home to the Sex Machines Museum? It’s exactly what it sounds like: four floors (with walls painted a sexy lipstick red) dedicated to showcasing the evolution of Read more…
Leap Day is upon us! This elusive extra day on the calendar comes but once every four years, and it means big things for romance. You see, in Ireland Leap Day has a strong feminist overtone: on February 29, proposals become a sort of Sadie Hawkins dance as ladies pop the question.
Time travel is possible. Tony Perrottet of The New York Times reveals that New Yorkers need only a MetroCard to transport themselves to the past. Our destination today? The incredibly romantic and entirely luxurious Gilded Age. As Perrottet’s article “Regilding the Gilded Age in New York” points out, The New York Palace offers its very own portal to the past, Rarities, an elite member of vintage Manhattan bars and lounges.
Experience a suite inspired entirely by the luxury of fine champagne. The Tower’s Champagne Suite boasts an undeniable effervescence, creating a distinctive hum that envelopes guests. Enrobed in dazzling shades of champagne and taupe, the Champagne Suite welcomes guests with a lavish Nouveau Nero marble foyer, inviting them into a world of possibilities.
The holiday season is upon us as New York City transforms into a veritable winter wonderland. Celebrating the holidays in NYC is something everyone should experience at least once. With festive décor and a location in the center of the city’s best sights, The New York Palace is your perfect home for the holidays.