Readers have been starting to ask me if I’m still writing. The answer is YES. I’m overdue for publishing a book, since I tend to publish about one a year, and my last one, Conceit & Concealment, came out in … Continue reading →
At long last, I’m thrilled to announce my newest book, Conceit & Concealment, is available for pre-order as an ebook. It’s a Pride & Prejudice variation with a difference – instead of direct changes to the action, the variation is … Continue reading →
I’ve always wondered if people actually read the “About the Author” section in books. Apparently the answer is very few, since only one person has asked me why that section in my new book, Mr. Darcy’s Noble Connections, says I … Continue reading →
So much is going on that I don’t even know where to start! To Conquer Mr. Darcy (formerly titled Impulse & Initiative) was released on August 2, but I still haven’t gotten around to doing a giveaway of it here … Continue reading →
I, along with many readers, have been frustrated with the challenges caused by the title changes of my books. Some readers have accidentally purchased a second copy of the same book under a different title, and are understandably annoyed. Unfortunately, … Continue reading →
So, my New Year’s resolution was to be more regular about my blog posts. You now know how good I am at keeping New Year’s resolutions! Anyway…. I attended a writing workshop this morning on world-building, courtesy of the local … Continue reading →
I came out of the writer’s closet a couple of months ago. You see, for a long time I kept my writing secret from everyone outside of my family, and even they weren’t allowed to read it. After a couple … Continue reading →
I’m almost afraid to write another post here after the response to my last post. You might be tempted to ask “What response?” since only two people put comments on the blog. But if you count the private e-mails, PMs, … Continue reading →
Last week I attended the Romance Writers of America conference in Washington, DC, which was quite an experience, more than I can cover in one blog post. As usual, the workshop sessions I planned to attend were okay, and the … Continue reading →
In From Lambton to Longbourn, Darcy and Elizabeth banter about practicing the virtues of self-control and charity. When it comes to each other, they’re both better at charity than self-control. That passage keeps coming back to me lately because I’ve … Continue reading →
