Author Regina Jeffers joins the blog today with her new release. This is Regina’s second contribution to the Tragic Characters in Classic Lit series, following I Shot the Sheriff, which was featured here last December. Enjoy! Captain Stanwick’s Bride Friday, … Continue reading →
Inspired by a blogger who recently contacted me, I’m reprising an old post from 2015. Read on and check out the link to his post about Pancake Day. Since tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, it seemed like a good idea to … Continue reading →
Giveaway Update (February 15th, 2021) We have winners!!! Shirley Halverson is the winner of my $10 Amazon Gift Card prize Traci Bell has won the Grand Prize of $75 US Congratulations, and a huge thank you to everyone who joined … Continue reading →
Linda McLaughlin joins the blog today with her Regency Romance. Read down to the end for Linda’s special romance tip! Lady Elinor’s Escape Blurb Lady Elinor Ashworth always longed for adventure, but when she runs away from her abusive aunt, … Continue reading →
I’m delighted to introduce today’s blog guest, Diana Rubino from the Authors Helping Authors group. Diana has turned her love of history into some amazing stories. You don’t want to miss this! Here’s Diana: A Necessary End In April 1865, … Continue reading →
My inner history nerd decided the topic for today’s post. I stumbled across a This Day in History post that reminded me of an awesome historical movie. Not Regency romance, but still, filled with much drama and heroic valor, displayed … Continue reading →
Did you know there were women bankers in 18th and 19th century England? This week, I’m deep in the writing cave trying to get one project finished and another underway. And so, I’m reprising my March 2020 post from A … Continue reading →
Author Monique DeVere joins us today with her new release. Can’t wait to read this one! Matt’s Pregnant Runaway Wife When an award-winning pastry chef marries a Sicilian-born restaurateur in a whirlwind romance she thinks she has it all…until he … Continue reading →
A new book in the Tragic Characters in Classic Lit Series Author Alanna Lucas joins us today with an excerpt from her new book, The Redemption of Heathcliff, and a bit about her reasons for choosing to rewrite the tragic … Continue reading →
Happy New Year! I’m interrupting my normal every Tuesday scheduled blog for a New Year’s Day post. Actually, a re-post from last year, because 2020 was such a muck-up that I need a do-over! I’ve kept my health, physical, mental, … Continue reading →