Two of my local author friends have new releases. Both of these are in my TBR pile! Murder in Revelation The irrepressible Kathleen Doyle is back for the twelfth book in author Anne Cleeland’s Doyle and Acton Mystery Series. If … Continue reading →
We’ll none of us forget St. Patrick’s Day, 2020, no matter where in the world we’re celebrating–or not celebrating! At my house, we’ll be cooking corned beef and cabbage and hoisting a cold beer, counting our blessings that we’re, so … Continue reading →
Author Anne Cleeland has a new historical romantic adventure, A Death in Sheffield. This latest release is her sixth historical, and she’s also the author of the highly acclaimed Acton & Doyle series of contemporary British police procedural mysteries. Here’s … Continue reading →
I’m thrilled to have my friend author Anne Cleeland here today as a guest, talking about the challenges of writing a Romantic Suspense Series and her latest release in her Doyle and Acton series, Murder in Containment. Here’s Anne: An … Continue reading →
The Romance Writers of America 2016 national conference is history! I learned a great deal about the latest in the industry, met old friends, made new friends, listened to wise advice from veteran authors, signed books, and celebrated the best in … Continue reading →
In April, I’m posting 26 blogs, one for every letter of the alphabet. I write historical romance set in Regency England, and I’m offering a brief lexicon of words to help you understand the story world of my Regency characters. … Continue reading →
I loved meeting readers and authors at Saturday’s Jane Austen Tea at Books on Broadway! Several people subscribed to my newsletter and entered my giveaway celebrating Bella’s Band’s RONE Honorable Mention Award and the release of Liliana’s Letter. In fact, … Continue reading →
In preparing for this coming Saturday’s Jane Austen Tea (see the flyer on the right) I did a little reading up on Sense and Sensibility and was surprised to learn that Jane was a pioneer in self-publishing. Yes, Sense and … Continue reading →
“If a book is well written, I always find it too short.” –Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility Like many authors of historical fiction, I was introduced to the Regency era by Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austen went … Continue reading →
The last weekend of March was the super-busy crush of the California Dreamin’ Conference and it seems like I’m still recovering! Three hundred authors came together for three days in Brea, California to connect (and reconnect) with friends, industry professionals, … Continue reading →