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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 →
First let me share that on July 22nd I celebrated the third anniversary of the release of Rosalyn’s Ring with a newsletter giveaway. Congratulations to winners, Lesley, LaGina Reese, and Paula Hurdle, and a big thank you to everyone who … Continue reading →
A couple of weeks ago I typed “The End” on a Regency novella that blends the Secret Baby and Cinderella tropes, and is tentatively titled The Marquess and the Midwife. Following my usual mostly seat-of-the-pants process, some elements of the … 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 →
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 →
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 →
In April, I’ll be 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 … Continue reading →
In April, I’ll be 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 … Continue reading →
Friday begins the A to Z Blogging Challenge, so check back every day in April for daily posts (every day except Sunday) in this alphabetical endeavor. My theme will be: For some early #AtoZChallenge fun, check out the Gentle Author’s … Continue reading →
On March 15th I’ll be on Facebook with 30 other authors celebrating the first birthday of the Bluestocking Belles. Fans of Regency romance will have heard the term Bluestocking. Here’s the Wikimedia definition: A bluestocking is an educated, intellectual woman, more … Continue reading →