Lady Fleur Osborne knows several things to be true: her father would likely continue to turn away every suitor at the door, her sister could very well end up unmatched by fault of her clever mouth alone, and that Fleur herself is perfectly happy to say goodbye to the marriage mart and devote her ... READ the POST
Everyone is a critic…even my 7 year old…
The other day I was picking up the living room when I found my Romance Writer Report from the RWA sitting on our piano. I was excited to get this months issue so I quickly picked it up...and I saw this... Apparently my 7 year old daughter thought he needed chest and armpit ... READ the POST
Beau? Boo? What?
Husband: What are you reading? Me: Christmas Beau, it's an old 90's Mary Balogh that was just re-released as an e-book... Husband: Didn't you say she writes historicals? Wait, Beau? That's not very historical is it? Me: How is it not? Have you seen Gone with the Wind? Husband: ... READ the POST
5 things to know when researching a historical romance novel
They say the devil is in the details, or in my case, it's more like demons. I'm new at this whole writing 'thing', but while working on my first historical novel, I made a lot of things hard for myself. Things I could have easily avoided. Here are my top 5 demons, my top 5 things to note, while ... READ the POST
The Secret Mistress by Mary Balogh
It's been a while since I devoured a new read from Mary Balogh, so I was definitely excited... I mean… It's Mary Balogh! Do I need to sing her praises? Of course, I don't... It’s Mary Balogh! Ok, I’m excited, what can I say? Up to this point, my favorites from her have been what is probably her ... READ the POST