The Marquis’s Healing First books hold a special place in every author’s heart, and so I’m pleased to share with you the first release from new author D.W. Craton set during the Crimean War. Blurb Heartbroken and disillusioned, the Marquis … Continue reading →
Revenge of the Wallflowers! Revenge is a dish best-served cold… Or is it? These wallflowers are about to find out, as they plot against those most deserving. Can society handle a wallflower’s revenge? Or will their targets topple one by … Continue reading →
It’s Women’s History month and I’m reprising one of my older posts about women bankers. Today I’m sharing a gem of a book I found about women bankers. Women Who Made Money: Women Partners in British Private Banks 1752-1906 , … Continue reading →
Author Jude Knight is here today with her latest release, The Husband Gamble. This beautiful little story was originally part of the Wedding Wagers collection, and is now available as an individual release. Jude is a New Zealander, and a … Continue reading →
It’s release day for A Countess to Remember, by fellow Bluestocking Belle, Sherry Ewing. Sherry’s beautiful novella was part of the Bluestocking Belles’ boxset Desperate Daughters. She’s made it available for individual sale with a beautiful new cover! Sometimes love finds … Continue reading →
If you Google “Veuve Clicquot” you’ll find shopping links for this brand of fine French champagne. But the Veuve Clicquot was an actual person, a woman, Barbe-Nicole Clicquot, who led an international company through a terribly chaotic period in French … Continue reading →
This year isn’t a Leap Year. But since my Leap Day novella, A Leap Into Love, is on sale for just a few more days, I thought I’d reprise this post from 2016, a year when February did have 29 … Continue reading →
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday And today is a day to party. I’m featuring an old post from 2021 and 2015, while I run out and buy some jelly donuts (my paczki substitute). From 2021: Inspired by a blogger who recently … Continue reading →
Happy Valentine’s Day! If Cupid’s arrow has struck, I hope the one you love is running off with you for a romantic celebration! But be careful! If Cupid’s chairmen are not providing transportation, don’t kiss while … Continue reading →
Gifting a Dowry Jane Austen fans will remember the scene in Pride and Prejudice where Mr. Bennet laments his inability to pay back the money put up as a dowry for his daughter, Lydia. He believes the money came from … Continue reading →
