Worst Advice Ever for this Writer I’m sending a loud hello to my fellow MFRW bloggers and readers of this blog. I’ve been missing in action for the first seven weeks of this blog hop! I had an editing deadline … Continue reading →
Mary Martinez joins the blog today with her exciting Romantic Suspense: Abandoned By Mary Martinez About the Book: Glenna Beckett loves her family dearly, but being the youngest of six can be overwhelming. Moving across country helped her learn who … Continue reading →
Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day! I’m sharing some possible gift ideas from my visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. 1. Jewelry for Her The lover’s knot design is perfect for the holiday. Or, perhaps a diamond piece or … Continue reading →
I’m thrilled to have my RWA chapter-mate, Kathleen Rowland, joining me today with her exciting new romantic suspense release, One Night in Havana. One Night in Havana #34 in the City Nights Series from Tirgearr Publishing by Kathleen Rowland Kathleen … Continue reading →
On our trip to London last autumn, we visited a duke’s home. Yes, an actual duke lives there! Of course, we had to pay admission and tromp around the house with the rest of the hoi polloi. And we didn’t … Continue reading →
Madison Michael joins the blog this week with her Time Travel romance: Our Love Is Here To Stay By Madison Michael Madison has some fabulous giveaways for this tour. Remember you may visit the other tour stops to increase your … Continue reading →
The spotlight today is on author Stanalei Fletcher and her January Blowout Sale! Stanalei Fletcher’s January Blowout Sale Blog Tour All 5 Northstar Security Series books are on sale for only $.99 during the tour only! GiveAway: Stanalei is offering … Continue reading →
This Blog is Five Years Old Today! On January 14, 2013, I posted my first blog, a Welcome to my Website, and here I am, five years later! I’ve learned so much in five years about blogging and things like … Continue reading →
The Polish Army Mascot, the Soldier Bear One of the stops on our recent London Trip was the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum at 20 Prince’s Gate, Knightsbridge. This small museum is housed in what I’m guessing is a Victorian-era … Continue reading →
Reading the Classics I’m taking a break today from sharing new releases or historical research to talk about a couple of very old releases, one by the author of the first Regency romance, the other historically significant as the first … Continue reading →