Thought I'd go with my paranormal, haunted, ghoulish, monster/Jane Austen story, Tempted by the Night, for Halloween Eve. So many people have asked why I decided to write historicals with paranormal elements, and I have to admit that I never set out deliberately to do...
One of my favorite parts of The Viscount Who Lived Down the Lane is Hannibal, Louisa Tempest's miscreant cat. A beast of a feline who is known far and wide for his bad manners, Louisa is always, well, you'll see: “I do believe I can remedy this,” Louisa told the...
Continuing my look back at the Danvers series, I cannot help but pause, make that linger over one of my all-time-favorite heroes, Temple. I can't even tell you how much I have crushed on this man. My one and only Book Boyfriend. And here is how Temple came to life:...
Nearly here! Only another week until The Viscount Who Lived Down the Lane releases and so I thought I would tease, er, share with you a sneak peek inside. Damaged and broken he might appear, but Pierson was still a man. He pulled Louisa closer, hitching her up against...
This week I decided to look at what is usually counted as the first book in the Danver's series. It is actually the second book I wrote, but chronologically it is the first in the timeline. But to understand the inspiration for One Night of Passion, you have to go...
Continuing my look back at my earlier books, this week I pulled from the shelf, It Takes a Hero, the 4th book in the Danvers series, which featured Raphael Danvers, the half English, half Spanish, prickly and temperamental twin of Orlando Danvers. Rafe had neither a...
