Where is the new Krentz? Roberts?

I know those are authors that I enjoy now as much as I have the older ones but that's my opinion. I've know I've seen reviews for Krentz, Roberts, Howard, etc. where folks say this book isn't as good as her old ones; I think someone else is writing them for her, etc. There's always several folks saying it on every single In Death as the new ones come out. And Nora's got a very distinctive style; that's how I recognized them as NR's before they put her name on the In Deaths; listing them only as J D Robb. And the Krentz titles; oh yeah, like pulling your favorite wrap around your shoulders to read one of hers.

At one time, I would have said Stephanie Laurens would be one of those for the 20 year haul...shoot, Devil's Bride published in 1998...she's been around more than 20 years already! she published Tangled Reins back in 1992! Okay, she's changed a bit & I've been having some trouble reading some of her more recent. I thought I'd be reading Christine Feehan still but I've just not really enjoyed her for some time & I'm rarely buying one any more in any of the series...never thought I'd give up on the Carpathians!

I never know, is it them or is it me that's changed??

If I remember correctly Laura Griffin's newest books are not in the Tracer series. I'm looking forward to her newest one due July of this year. I'm another one who enjoyed Stephanie Lauren's older books much more than her newer books. Actually I don't think I was able to finish one of her newer books, don't remember which one. I loved Julie Garwood's older books, too. The newer contemporary books are ok, but not as good as the older ones. Karen Rose is a winner for me. Seems I like quite a few older books. Hmmmm, maybe because I'm getting older. Krentz/Quick is always a winner for me. I'm now reading Mystique: A Novel by Amanda Quick. Having a good time with it and it really surprises me. I haven't read a medieval book in years.