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I have the amazing honor of teaming with the remarkable author Angela Hayes on a great project this November: the Thankful Author. This month, Angela’s blog will feature authors across genres talking about why they are thankful. Today’s my turn, so stop on by the blog to find out why I’m thankful.
I sat down recently with fellow author Barbara Bettis for a chat. Stop by her blog for a full run down on writing, the day job, Basset hounds, and what I’m working on next. Check it out now.
Today I welcome historical romance writer Hannah Meredith to the Friday Fast 5! What author first inspired you to write your own stories? Walter Farley. Yeah, I can see most of you scratching your heads and saying, “Who?” Walter Farley, the author of the Black Stallion series, is my hero. I was horse-mad as a…
The English Channel April 1815 Sarah shoved her elbow into him, pushing him farther against the wall. So Alec shoved back, sending his wife off the bunk and onto the grimy, disgusting floor of their prison on the ship bound for France. Alec closed his eyes and prayed to every god he knew for patience….
To Save a Viscount Coming August 27, 2014 When an assassin threatens England’s spy network, Lady Margaret Folton must find the killer before it’s too late. But when Commodore John Lynwood is accidentally granted a title meant to be used as bait to lure the assassin into the War Office’s trap, Margaret must face the…
Once Upon a Page is Now Available in Paperback You can order your copy exclusively at Amazon. About the Book The most dangerous thing a lady can possess is a profession. Ten years ago, Penelope Paiget promised she’d wait for Samuel Black. But ten years ago, she was only a genteel impoverished paid companion, forced…
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,…