I’m spotlighting Author Elf Ahearn’s historical romance, A Rogue in Sheep’s Clothing, on sale for 99 cents for a limited time. A Rogue in Sheep’s Clothing, by Elf Ahearn In Lord Hugh Davenport’s opinion, women of the ton perpetually hide behind a … Continue reading →
Author Patricia Preston is taking over the blog today as part of the Fall #RomanticTravel exchange to talk about her favorite place to visit and release day for her new book, One Week in Your Arms. Take it away, Patricia! I … Continue reading →
Author Victoria Pinder is taking over the blog today as part of the Fall #RomanticTravel exchange to talk about her favorite place to visit and her book, Secret Crush, the first in her House of Morgan series. Take it away, Victoria! I … Continue reading →
I’m in Chicago this weekend and yielding my blog site this week to visitors, so I thought It would be fun to reprise a post from a gloomy, overcast day in November 2013, my “Taverns and Tabernacle Tour”. Without further … Continue reading →
Author Anita Philmar is taking over the blog today as part of the Fall #RomanticTravel exchange to talk about her favorite place to visit and her book, McKee’s Ghost, part of the Western Paranormal Romance Boxed Set, The Good, The Bad, … Continue reading →
Author Devon McKay is taking over the blog today as part of the Fall #RomanticTravel exchange to talk about her favorite place to visit and her book, Staking a Claim. Take it away Devon: My romantic getaway would be Alaska. I … Continue reading →
Author Tina Gayle is taking over the blog today as part of the Fall #RomanticTravel exchange to talk about her favorite place to visit and her book, CEO’s Widow, Book 4 of the Executive Wives’ Series. Take it away, Tina! One of my … Continue reading →
I’m excited to share that my 2016 Christmas novella, The Marquess and the Midwife, is well on its way! The manuscript is in edits, and the cover is underway, including this warm, Christmas-y image! In The Marquess and the Midwife, … Continue reading →
Learning to Write Right Last week on Twitter I shared a story from NPR about the State of Alabama joining California and Louisiana in mandating cursive proficiency. Students are being required to write! Apparently, in Alabama, students were taught how … Continue reading →
Spies and Codes I just finished the very enjoyable mystery, Secrets of a Lady, by Tracy Grant. The hero and heroine are both former spies who served on opposite sides in the Peninsular War. The story reminded me of yet another … Continue reading →