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Now Available: Shake Down Your Ashes A Historical Novella She is an unwed woman traveling alone. He is a widower trying to find the peace he’s never had. Each carrying a secret of their own to the small inn by the lake nestled in the remote hills of upstate New York, Irene Bell and James…
This week we hear from our heroine, Irene Bell. In case you missed last week’s excerpt, you can find it here. Friday, 25 May 1900 These are real trees. They grow in the ground and sway in the air. They don’t grow out of cobblestone and sway in the smog. They chose to grow here….
Shake Down Your Ashes, releasing June 24, 2014, is wildly different from my other work. It is told in the first person from two different perspectives. To give you an idea of what the story is like, I will share two excerpts on the blog. This week, we start with the perspective of the hero,…
This week I welcome author Brenda B. Taylor to the Friday Fast 5. What author first inspired you to write your own stories? I read biographies, westerns written by Zane Grey, and Nancy Drew written by Carolyn Keene during my school-age years. I try to incorporate the elements of action from the westerns along with…
In the beginning of Inevitably a Duchess, we are given the treat of seeing Jane with Nathan and Alec as young boys. And in this scene, Jane and the boys recite a bedtime chorus: “Now then, boys, what time is it?” she asked once she was fully standing. Alec shot up off the floor, a…
I’m visiting with two great authors today to talk about Kate and Thatcher’s story, A Countess Most Daring. Want to know what is my guilty pleasure read or why I first decided to start writing? Find out when I talk with author Suzy Knight here. And as for my visit with Lisa Chalmers, well, let’s…