The Monster Within, The Monster Without-The Rebirth of Miss Francene Stedman I’ve mentioned before that I’m working with a group of authors on an exciting project called Love After All, Tragic Characters in Classic Literature. We’re taking tragic heroes and … Continue reading →
I’ve stumbled into a fortunately not too deep rabbit hole over the issue of smuggling spirits, which led me back to some earlier research that I’ll share a bit further on in the post. And now, without further ado, I’m … Continue reading →
Do you like a man with a mustache? I’ve been super busy with writing projects, including prepping my 2014 novel, Bella’s Band for re-release later this autumn. Meanwhile, enjoy this post from 2019! Pogonotrophy, a Word for your Next Scrabble … Continue reading →
I know it’s only August, but I’m already thinking about Christmas. (And maybe also the end of this awful year!) To that end, I have terrific news! Mistletoe and Mayhem, A Regency Holiday Romance Anthology is now available for pre-order for the November 10, … Continue reading →
I’m thrilled to welcome Author Pamela Thibodeaux with her new release, My Heart Weeps! Thank you so much, Alina for having me on your blog today. Blurb: After thirty years married to the man of her dreams, Melena Rhyker is … Continue reading →
Books 1-3 of the Sons of the Spy Lord Series are now available in a boxed set of ebooks! Be swept away to Regency England in three full-length novels of romance and suspense. Marrying Mr. Gibson She won’t be forced … Continue reading →
I’m thrilled to feature a boxed set of brand new releases today from several of my author friends, including my fellow Regency Salon author, Cora Lee. Regency Summer Secrets and Soirees A delightful anthology of Regency Romance Summer stories from … Continue reading →
In the course of researching clothing for the hero in my work in progress, I’ve been thinking a lot about men in kilts. Kilt or Trews? My hero is an officer from a Scottish regiment in London in March 1815. … Continue reading →
Writing a whole novel can be very challenging, but for my money there’s nothing harder than copywriting. Words that sell So when I run across brilliant copywriting in book blurbs or any other sort of advertising, I pause to enjoy … Continue reading →
July 14th is Bastille Day My last post was about the Declaration of Independence of Great Britain’s American colonies, celebrated every July 4th by patriotic U.S. citizens and residents. July 14th marks another celebration of revolution, Bastille Day, celebrated by … Continue reading →