Lately I’ve been reading more historical mysteries. I particularly like Regency mysteries with quirky heroines. Last year, author Barbara Monajem introduced Lady Rosamund, the OCD daughter of an earl. In book one, Lady Rosamund was in a very unusual marriage … Continue reading →
The Following has appeared in the Teatime Tattler Newssheet: Scandal in the Old Wing Dearest Reader, The rustic seaside town of Fenwick on Sea is not as sleepy as one might think, especially with the travelers stranded by what might … Continue reading →
Release day is coming for Storm & Shelter, A Bluestocking Belles Collection With Friends! Bluestocking Belle Caroline Warfield is joining us today to tell us a bit about her Storm & Shelter novella, The Tender Flood, a beautiful story about a … Continue reading →
Please welcome my guest, Jude Knight. Jude is one of the fabulous authors of the Bluestocking Belles, a group of historical romance authors who publish an annual collection of stories. Jude is sharing from her novella, A Dream Come True, … Continue reading →
Unforgettable Romance Last year I got back the rights for my second published story, Bella’s Band and republished the story with a new title, Courted by the Earl, and a beautiful new cover. My third published story, Liliana’s Letter, happened … Continue reading →
Rue Allyn joins the blog today with an excerpt from her novella, Wait for Me, from Storm & Shelter, a Bluestocking Belles and Friends Collection. I’m thrilled to be one of the author friends with a story included in this … Continue reading →
Author Leslie V. Knowles joins the blog today with her new Regency Romance, Scandalizing the Duke, the first book in her Wolverton World series. Scandalizing the Duke Blurb So far as the Duke of Wolverton is concerned, Charlotte Longborough is … Continue reading →
Giveaway Update (February 15th, 2021) We have winners!!! Shirley Halverson is the winner of my $10 Amazon Gift Card prize Traci Bell has won the Grand Prize of $75 US Congratulations, and a huge thank you to everyone who joined … Continue reading →
A new book in the Tragic Characters in Classic Lit Series Author Alanna Lucas joins us today with an excerpt from her new book, The Redemption of Heathcliff, and a bit about her reasons for choosing to rewrite the tragic … Continue reading →
Tragic Characters in Classic Lit It’s release day for my contribution to the Tragic Characters in Classic Literature Series, a retelling of Macbeth. If you’re unfamiliar with this project, a group of Regency romance authors are taking tragic characters from … Continue reading →