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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.
Today I welcome fellow historical romance author, Brenda B. Taylor, to talk about researching her latest release, A Highland Emerald. Researching A Highland Emerald After retirement I became interested in genealogical research and began researching family ancestry. The lives of my ancestors grabbed my interest and curiosity. I researched and traveled to their homelands then…
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…
We’re continuing our trip through the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City, a stop during a recent research trip to NYC. Next on the list, let’s talk about decor, because the wealthy of the Gilded Age loved their decor. Let’s talk about this bright red wallpaper that was clearly designed to give small…
To Save a Viscount: Book Four of the Spy Series By Jessie Clever In Book Three of the Spy Series, A Countess Most Daring, we learned of the death of Richard Black, the Duke of Lofton, by foul means. Or did we? And when an assassin threatens England’s spy network, Lady Margaret Folton must find…
London March 1833 Lady Emily Black liked presents. It wasn’t that she always expected to receive presents nor did she expect everyone to bring her presents when calling on her. It was just comforting to think about presents and what might be forthcoming. Like the anticipation on a rainy day. There were so many possibilities…
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…