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A Fine (Georgian) Showmance...and its very embarrassing end

Every so often in the UK, with it being a monarchy, there comes the madness of a royal wedding and the increasingly insane media circus...

Kidnapping the man you love: medieval romance!

Now here's a surprise. These days we expect our heroines to take the lead at times, or at least not to sit about being passive drips -...

Interview: Annie West!

With massive thanks to another wonderful author who has agreed to share her experience as a novelist, I welcome multi-award-winning...

Argh! Delays, delays, delays

I cannot believe this. Since the new year I have been desperately trying to write the third book in the My Lady's Heart series, but here...

Many waters cannot drench love: Isidor and Ida Straus

Everyone knows the terrible story of Titanic: the unsinkable ship that sank catastrophically in the north Atlantic in 1912, killing 1,500...

An interview with...Leisl Leighton

Huge thanks to the lovely Leisl Leighton for agreeing to give an interview today. A multiple award-winning writer with big vision, she...

Beautiful castle, not a love story

It’s a beautiful day here, and a perfect one to go somewhere just as beautiful, famous for its great romance. Behold the splendour of...

An interview with...Susanne Bellamy

Thank you to romance writer Susanne Bellamy for sharing her thoughts and experiences today. Author of the Lark Creek and Hearts of the...

Mmm...breeches

There is a reason why I like writing books set in the early 1800s despite being a medieval historian by trade. It's also a reason why I...

An interview with...Renee Dahlia

Renee Dahlia is an Australian romance writer known for her feisty women and dark humour in books including Heart of a Bluestocking and...