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Looking for a full length read with romance, action, intrigue, and a nod to the Bard? Fated Hearts, a Love After All Retelling of the Scottish Play, is on sale for 99 cents. This story was my contribution to the … Continue reading →
Author Regina Jeffers joins the blog today with her new release. This is Regina’s second contribution to the Tragic Characters in Classic Lit series, following I Shot the Sheriff, which was featured here last December. Enjoy! Captain Stanwick’s Bride Friday, … 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 →
