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I’m continuing this week with a couple more pictures from our visit to the living history museum of Colonial Williamsburg: The Blacksmith Shop These are two of the four forges (furnaces or ovens) in Colonial Williamsburg’s Anderson Blacksmith Shop and … Continue reading →
Sonja Rouillard, author of the Romance Readers Guide to Historic London, shares some great ways to celebrate the upcoming wedding of Harry and Meghan… But before we get to the article–a quick request: my novel, The Viscount’s Seduction is a RONE Award … Continue reading →
The Royal Wedding I posted a couple of weeks ago about the Royal Wedding Facebook Hop, organized by Sonja Rouillard, author of The Romance Readers Guide to Historic London. Prizes! Twenty-five authors of historical romance are participating in the hop, … Continue reading →
Wetherburn’s Tavern I had a chance to experience some living history last week in Williamsburg, Virginia. I’ve long followed the posts about Colonial Williamsburg on the Two Nerdy History Girls blog, and my recent cross-country travel gave me the perfect … Continue reading →
Dueling in the Regency Do a Google search on “Dueling in the Regency” and you will come across many informative blogs on the subject, from The Art of Manliness to Historical Hussies. Since I’m writing a dueling scene in my next … Continue reading →
Author Jana Richards joins the blog today with her Love at Solace Lake Series blog tour! Truth and Solace Love at Solace Lake Series (Book 3) By Jana Richards Jana is giving away some wonderful prizes during this tour. … Continue reading →
First Kiss! Writing that first kiss scene in a romance is one of the things I find most difficult! I write, revise, revise again, edit a few times, and then wait to hear what my editor says before deciding to … 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 →
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 →
Our topic this week is about favorite recipes, and I have to say, my taste in food is pretty simple: the foods I love the best are highly spiced, especially with garlic. Gilroy Garlic Festival When we first moved to … Continue reading →