I’ve been re-reading some Georgette Heyer mysteries and marveling at the characters she creates. I’ve done two blog posts on it that might be of interest to you. At the Classic and Cozy blog, I did a post on why … Continue reading →
I’m glad to see: – Mary emerging from her grief. And while the new Mary may not be the kinder, gentler Matthew’s Mary, she’s a stronger and more clear-sighted person. Actually, I’ve never been entirely convinced that she softened much under … Continue reading →
I’m a happy camper after last night’s Downton Abbey season four premiere. I’m hoping that this season won’t be quite the sustained downer last season was. I know they have to keep the drama up and they had to work around … Continue reading →
This post is part of the Sneak Peek Sunday Blog Hop. For a list of other participants, click here. This week I offer a sneak peak from my romantic suspense novel, A QUESTION OF FIRE. You can read the first … Continue reading →
Congratulations to the following winners of contests I’ve participated in lately: Mistletoe Hop Winner: Ashley A; Bonus Winner: Booklady 12 Days of Christmas BookRhythm Style (on Facebook) Winner: Susanne S Gratitude Giveaway Winner: Deborah
Continue reading →The last day of the year is a good time to stop for a few moments and take stock of where I am and where I want to go. It’s been a pretty good year all things considered. I haven’t … Continue reading →
Christmas Trees. Holiday Music. Sugar Cookies. Glitter and Bows. And Best Of All… the Mistletoe. Romance books enhance our holiday traditions. Who doesn’t love to cuddle under a warm blanket near a fire place on a cold day and read? … Continue reading →
A really good article on how to spot Phishing emails (emails that are trying to lure you into clicking on the link they contain, either to install malicious software on your computer or to get information from you, like the … Continue reading →
This post is part of the Gratitude Giveaways Blog Hop sponsored by the I Am A Reader, Not a Writer Blog. Please read to the end for information about how to be eligible for a prize. Warning: this is going … Continue reading →
Six sentences from my Gothic novella, Guardian of the Grimoire: 1.. The gargoyle sitting over the library’s main entrance twitched its wings and leaned down to look at her as she rushed up the stairs. 2.That evening, as Jess returned from … Continue reading →