Events:
NEWS FLASH! Tastes of Love and Evil has been re-released in paperback by Montlake Romance! You can buy it from Amazon.com!! I'm soooo happy about this, because paperback copies had become very hard to find.
The Harlequin Historical Authors' new round robin story is in full swing. It's like a holiday to participate in a round robin -- each author picks up where the last one left off, and no one knows where the story will go next. This one is a fun time travel which will run for the month of March, with a new chapter each weekday. (I got to write scenes that take place just after the Norman Conquest, a real change for me. The first of my two chapters will be posted on March 15th, and the second on March 29th.) Our story is called Lost in Time: His Lady in Green. Go here to read it.
On April Fool's Day, the release date of The Magic of His Touch (first in the May Day Mischief novella duet), I'll be a guest (and possibly a fool) at Wicked Romance.
On April 21, I'll be the guest of Maria Grace, and on April 22, I'll be visiting Jenna Jaxon again.
On May 1st, the release date of Bewitched by His Kiss (second in the duet), I'm going to visit the Harlequin paranormal romance blog, because I can. (The May Day Mischief duet has magic in it, yay!)
I'm writing another two novellas especially for the Christmas season and happily diving into research about old-fashioned Christmas customs. I'm also revising the novel about Sally Carling, the sister of James and Simon Carling of The Wanton Governess and The Unrepentant Rake. One of these days, I'll get that story right. I hope.
I just discovered a flaw in my website design. Up till recently, my stories were either historical OR paranormal. Now...not so much. My April and May books, The Magic of His Touch and Bewitched by His Kiss, have an element of magic in them. I really couldn't resist. I haven't written my Christmas novellas yet, but what if they have magic in them, too? And I've also started a historical fantasy with gobs and gobs of magic. So what do I do? Create a new page for books which have a foot in each category? Or put those books on both existing pages?
The Harlequin Historical Authors' new round robin story is in full swing. It's like a holiday to participate in a round robin -- each author picks up where the last one left off, and no one knows where the story will go next. This one is a fun time travel which will run for the month of March, with a new chapter each weekday. (I got to write scenes that take place just after the Norman Conquest, a real change for me. The first of my two chapters will be posted on March 15th, and the second on March 29th.) Our story is called Lost in Time: His Lady in Green. Go here to read it.
On April Fool's Day, the release date of The Magic of His Touch (first in the May Day Mischief novella duet), I'll be a guest (and possibly a fool) at Wicked Romance.
On April 21, I'll be the guest of Maria Grace, and on April 22, I'll be visiting Jenna Jaxon again.
On May 1st, the release date of Bewitched by His Kiss (second in the duet), I'm going to visit the Harlequin paranormal romance blog, because I can. (The May Day Mischief duet has magic in it, yay!)
I'm writing another two novellas especially for the Christmas season and happily diving into research about old-fashioned Christmas customs. I'm also revising the novel about Sally Carling, the sister of James and Simon Carling of The Wanton Governess and The Unrepentant Rake. One of these days, I'll get that story right. I hope.
I just discovered a flaw in my website design. Up till recently, my stories were either historical OR paranormal. Now...not so much. My April and May books, The Magic of His Touch and Bewitched by His Kiss, have an element of magic in them. I really couldn't resist. I haven't written my Christmas novellas yet, but what if they have magic in them, too? And I've also started a historical fantasy with gobs and gobs of magic. So what do I do? Create a new page for books which have a foot in each category? Or put those books on both existing pages?
Crazy Earl looking deceptively sweet while asleep.
Sundry News
Notorious Eliza won the short historical category of the International Digital Awards!
Tastes of Love and Evil took second place in the paranormal category of the Laurel Wreath contest.
To Rescue or Ravish? is a sort-of sequel to Notorious Eliza. It's about Arabella Wilbanks, the girl Patrick doesn't propose to because he hears her having a temper tantrum. Doesn't sound like she's a heroine, does it? But she had a good reason for that tantrum. In To Rescue or Ravish? you'll find out why.
The Unrepentant Rake, the sequel to The Wanton Governess, is about James Carling's brother, Simon. Those of you who glimpsed a little of his character in The Wanton Governess can surely imagine how much fun I had writing his story!
And... The Wanton Governess finaled in the Golden Quill contest!! (Go, Pompeia!)
Tastes of Love and Evil took second place in the paranormal category of the Laurel Wreath contest.
To Rescue or Ravish? is a sort-of sequel to Notorious Eliza. It's about Arabella Wilbanks, the girl Patrick doesn't propose to because he hears her having a temper tantrum. Doesn't sound like she's a heroine, does it? But she had a good reason for that tantrum. In To Rescue or Ravish? you'll find out why.
The Unrepentant Rake, the sequel to The Wanton Governess, is about James Carling's brother, Simon. Those of you who glimpsed a little of his character in The Wanton Governess can surely imagine how much fun I had writing his story!
And... The Wanton Governess finaled in the Golden Quill contest!! (Go, Pompeia!)
