Another Leap Day!
It’s almost Leap Day yet, and I came across a fantastic article about the WHY of Leap Day. Here’s the link: Fixing the Fault in our Stars, by James Hetrick. Read on for a synopsis. Blame it on the Stars? … Continue reading →
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Precious and Not So Precious Holiday Traditions
Holiday Treasures This is the time of year for precious holiday traditions–and some not so precious! Between finishing the decorating, plumbing problems, and an attack of the holiday crud that’s kept me away from the grandkids, I didn’t have time … Continue reading →
Gratitude Time! Happy Thanksgiving!
Actually, gratitude is something I try to make time for every day, not just in the month of November. And for good reason! Here are a few of the biggies on my 2019 gratitude list: Treasuring every day with my … Continue reading →
The Real Macbeth
You’re probably familiar with Shakespeare’s tragic character, but who was the real Macbeth? The Real Macbeth In free moments I’ve been asking this question as I prepare to write a story for the Love After All project. I’ll be taking … Continue reading →
#Historical Research: Childbirth in the Regency
A New Arrival Our family welcomed a new baby last week, my granddaughter. (Scroll to the bottom to see pictures). Mama and baby are healthy, Dad is tired, and big brother is not entirely sure what’s going on! Needless to … Continue reading →
A New Cover for ROSALYN’S RING
A New Cover! Last month the rights for my 2013 Christmas novella reverted back to me. Rights to the cover didn’t come with the manuscript, but that’s okay! Dar Albert of Wicked Smart Designs has given me a great new … Continue reading →
The Grungy, Grimy Georgians
The Georgian era comes to life Whenever I can wrest control of the remote at my house, I like to watch historical dramas. Recently I came across the short series, City of Vice on Netflix. Have you seen it? City of … Continue reading →
Another Flash Sale: 99 cent Book
Christmas in July I’m celebrating Christmas in July with a sale on my Christmas novella THE MARQUESS AND THE MIDWIFE available through July 15th for 99 cents at Amazon, Kobo, Nook, and iBooks. Have you read it yet? Here’s the … Continue reading →
Spotlight on TEMPERED HEARTS and #Giveaway!
Author Pamela Thibodeaux joins the blog today sharing her new audiobook release of her contemporary romance, Tempered Hearts. Pamela writes “Inspirational with an Edge!” ™, and is an active and generous member of an author group I belong to. I’m … Continue reading →
Part II, The Highland Laird, “The Fox”
Lord Lovat Revisited Two weeks ago I blogged about a hero of D-Day, Simon Fraser, the fifteenth Lord Lovat. While researching for that post I came across another Lord Lovat, not quite so heroic. In fact, he was such a … Continue reading →