The Daring and Resourceful Ann Duck

It's Black History Month in the UK. Ann Duck may not be famous, but she dared to be resourceful in her fight to survive Georgian London.

Unconventional Ladies

Click here for a sneak peek at a scene from The Reluctant Earl, book 3 in my Men of Trade series. Our hero meets some unconventional ladies.

Regency Era Furniture: Beds and Mattresses

What would a Regency romance hero or heroine sleep on? Click here to learn about beds and mattresses in the Regency era.

The Night Watch

Here's a piece of flash fiction I wrote inspired by a nice image I saw on Facebook. Click here to read "The Night Watch".

The Origins Of Easter Traditions

Are you interested in the origins of Easter traditions? Click here to learn more about the sometimes weird history of Easter traditions.

Decisions, Decisions: Book or Movie?

Do you prefer to read the book or watch the movie? That’s the question for this week’s books and more blog hop. I'm more likely to choose to read a book than watch a film. However, sometimes I’m too tired to even do that after a long day sitting in front of a computer screen. … Continue reading Decisions, Decisions: Book or Movie? →

My Review: “Legally Yours” by Nicole French

Spitfire Series Book 1 Well, I loved this book! I hated putting it down and tried to cram in snippets every free second I had. It made me late for work! This is quite a short review because I was so wrapped up in the story I didn’t stop to make notes. This book felt … Continue reading My Review: “Legally Yours” by Nicole French →

Success! My 2020 in Writing Goals

So it's already February and I still haven't done a re-cap of last years goals and whether I achieved them. Well, lets start by taking a look: Okay, how did I do? 1. I did finish the first drafting the first book of my time travel trilogy so that's a a good start. I haven't … Continue reading Success! My 2020 in Writing Goals →

I’m back and it’s time for some TLC.

Yes, yes, I know I haven’t been using my blog as I should. In fact, it’s been woefully neglected for a very long time. Now’s the time to give it some TLC, and I hope I haven’t lost two many followers over the last nine months. So where have I been? I'm sure it's the … Continue reading I’m back and it’s time for some TLC. →

My Review: “The Duke and I” by Julia Quinn

Book 1 The Bridgertons Simon Basset, Duke Of Hastings, returns to England and is bombarded by matchmaking mamas. After his late father practically disowned him as a child because he has a speech impediment, he has vowed never to marry, and plans to to be the last in the Basset line. Daphne Bridgerton wants to … Continue reading My Review: “The Duke and I” by Julia Quinn →