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A Special Valentine’s Week Deal! Are you in the mood to escape to the romantic past? I’ve joined with ten other historical romance authors for a Valentine’s day flash sale. Click on this link to find these great reads. If … Continue reading →
Week 41 Wow! What a year of blogging this has been. And this week, the MFRWAuthor hoppers are talking about blogging inspiration. For this blog hop, the subject matter is pretty obvious–just blow up the image above and you’ll see … Continue reading →
99 Cent Pricing As this post “goes to press” I’m celebrating a big wedding anniversary. So I’m posting a reminder that the special pricing for The Bastard’s Iberian Bride will be ending very soon. Through June 7, 2017, you can … Continue reading →
Where in the world is Iberia? “I couldn’t figure out where Iberia was until several pages in.” That was the comment from one of my fellow authors (who writes Women’s Fiction) when she very generously did a beta reading of … Continue reading →
A Quick Trip to Gretna Green ***A Small Spoiler Alert*** Readers will probably figure out that for my new release, The Bastard’s Iberian Bride, I had to organize a Regency wedding! Part of my planning involved researching a “quickie” Scottish wedding. … Continue reading →
Writing historical romance can be scary work, fraught with the possibility of the dreaded… Historical error You might think that’s a minor thing, but if you’ve lurked in the chat rooms of historical authors, you’ve heard the scathing criticisms. Those ideas … Continue reading →