Emma Awards Banquet @ The Romance Slam Jam 2008

The Emma Awards Banquet @ The Romance Slam Jam 2008 in Chicago, IL.

The banquet was a blast. The food was good, and the company was great. There were raffle winners, and acknowledgements and thanks given all around. And of course the awards!

Favorite Anthology - 'Cuffed By Candlelight' by Beverly Jenkins, Gwyneth Bolton, Katherine D. Jones.

Favorite Hero - Reese Anthony from 'Deadly Sexy' by Beverly Jenkins

Favorite Heroine - Teresa July from 'Wild Sweet Love' Beverly Jenkins

Favorite Novel - 'Wild Sweet Love' by Beverly Jenkins

Favorite Novella - 'Prisoner' by Beverly Jenkins

Favorite Sequel - 'Only You' by Francis Ray

Favorite Steamy - 'Whisper Something Sweet' by Deatri King-Bey

Favorite Suspense - 'Deadly Sexy' by Beverly Jenkins

Cover of the Year - 'Deadly Sexy' by Beverly Jenkins

Debut Author of the Year - LaConnie Taylor-Jones

Author of the Year - Beverly Jenkins

Pictures from the Emma Awards Banquet are below. Enjoy!

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