Revenge of the Wallflowers They keep coming! Every month more Regency romances in the Revenge of the Wallflowers series arrive. Here are the August 6th-September 3rd releases! August 6: Sandra Sookoo – A Wallflower’s Scandalous Proposal August 13: Katherine Bone … Continue reading →
Releasing this week from my author friends: The Lyon and His Promise Gyles Hawley, Marquis of Wickes has spent years regretting that he promised a good friend not to woo the man’s sister. Not that it shows. Between his duties … Continue reading →
Now available! Last year, the Bluestocking Belles released another wonderful collection of interrelated but stand-alone historical romances, including my story, Under the Champagne Moon. I’m happy to say that Gareth’s and Fleur’s romance is now available as a separate title … Continue reading →
Wallflower Buzz from the Bluestocking Belles Author friend and fellow Bluestocking Belle, Rue Allyn, has news. It’s release day for her contribution to the Revenge of the Wallflowers multi-author collection. A Waltz for the Wallflower A wallflower is never noticed … Continue reading →
The Historical Romance Retreat 2023 Final preparations are underway for a deep dive by Historical Romance readers and authors into a romantic past when ladies wore hats, gloves, and on some occasions, hoops. We’ll kick off the fun on October … Continue reading →
I’m rolling up into one post the August batch of preorders in the exciting new series, Revenge of the Wallflowers! Plus, I have a free title to offer you and news about a giveaway. Here they are: The Wallflower’s Scandalous … Continue reading →
The July preorders in this exciting new series, Revenge of the Wallflowers are now available. Here they are: Rogue Wallflower, by Dawn Brower A Wallflower Never Surrenders, by Courtney McCaskill The Wallflower Wager, by Lana Williams The Blossoming of the … Continue reading →
Lazy days of summer… It’s August 1st already? Where has the summer gone? I’ve had a few lazy July days of long lunches and chats with family and friends. But I’ve managed to do some writing. The fifth book in … Continue reading →
Happy Fourth of July to all of my fellow Americans, wherever you may be. I’ve been musing about the American War for Independence. Part of my family descends from 20th century immigrants, and the other half traces back to at … Continue reading →
Everyone’s Talking about Artificial Intelligence And some–maybe many–people are worrying about its impact on writers. Should we storytellers be worried? Last weekend I came across an interview in the Wall Street Journal (apologies if there’s a paywall, I can’t do … Continue reading →