Just in case you missed it… On Facebook, I told everyone that I’m chatting with the hero for the 2nd book in the Emma Identity Series. Since things are revealed about the series, I wanted to share the post here, too. More to come in the next few months! Today, I’m chatting...
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Happy Monday! For everyone who has been waiting for a sneak peek into JUST ANOTHER VISCOUNT IN LOVE, I’m glad to say that it’s finally here! I’m so excited to share this story with you! In this sneak peek, Ellery and Gemma finally meet for the first time. Unfortunately for...
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Did you know that there will be a HISTORICAL ROMANCE RETREAT in Spokane, Washington this fall, from Sept. 27 – Oct. 1? And even better news… registration is still open! I’ll be there, along with a plethora of your favorite historical romance authors (such as: Jennifer Ashley, Lenora Bell, Eloisa James,...
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I’m so excited! I just submitted, HOW TO FORGET A DUKE,  my first mass market paperback with Avon! It’s part of my new series, The Emma Identity Series. The Emma Identity Series is about three sisters who operate London’s elite matchmaking service. They have one simple rule: Never fall in love...
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Without further ado, I give you the cover for JUST ANOTHER VISCOUNT IN LOVE!                      

JUST ANOTHER VISCOUNT IN LOVE As the toast of the ton, Samuel Wortham, Viscount Ellery, should have no trouble finding a wife. Yet each lady he pursues ends up married to another. As a last hope, Sam plans a house party, intending to choose a bride from one of his...
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Great news! The first book in my upcoming mass market series with Avon has a title! Now, instead of working on boring ole “book 1,” I’m writing HOW TO FORGET A DUKE! HOW TO FORGET A DUKE will be available in spring of 2018. <3   Warm wishes and happy reading,...
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When I was a child, waking up on Easter morning was even better than Christmas. Why? Because Easter morning meant candy. And not just any candy, but an entire assortment of strange and wonderful confections: pastel candy-coated marshmallows, a hollow chocolate bunny as big as my hand, candy buttons, tootsie...
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