Naming their baby is one of the greatest joys for new parents. As a writer, I often feel like a parent to the many characters I create, and it feels truly wonderful when people you’ve guided to their happily-ever-after end up becoming parents themselves. When Rosabel and Graham become parents at the end of Forgotten & […]
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Book five in my Love’s Second Chance Series, Ruined & Redeemed – The Earl’s Fallen Wife, is now only ONE month away! The days are ticking down until the book will finally be released and available for purchase. However, I thought you might like a little sneak-peek ahead of time. So, sit tight and enjoy! PrologueEngland, […]
Continue readingA Slightly Different Historical Romance
Maybe the term historical romance is not completely accurate when talking about my books. However, I’ve been having a hard time assigning my new series to a specific category. While my setting is England in the early 19th century (or a variation thereof), I am not one to stick too closely to historical accuracy because, […]
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3…2…1…Launch!New Release!Despised & Desired – The Marquess’ Passionate Wife (Book 3) is NOW available!Launch Day is always exciting. There are butterflies in your belly, little birds circling your head and, unfortunately, also that little lump in the pit of your stomach that can’t help but worry if everything is going to turn out all right!Well, […]
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Once more, it is that time of year again…launch day is fast approaching!On June 22, the third in my Regency Romance series ‘Despised & Desired – The Marquess’ Passionate Wife’ will finally see the light of day!If this is the first time you’ve heard of this book, here is a short blurb:Long ago, he kept […]
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While I do not deny that past times hold a certain allure, for me, it is the people who lived then that fascinate me. Who were they? Were they happy? Did they love? What are their stories?Since we will never know enough to truly paint a picture of who someone was deep inside (what motivated […]
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The Wrong Brother – A Regency Novella When I set out to writing a novella, I wasn’t sure I could do it. Fitting a whole story onto meager 30,000 words? That seemed impossible. However, sometimes stories are not meant to be stretched to fit the regular length of a novel. ‘The Wrong Brother’ struck me […]
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