Historical Belles and Beaus

Loaded by Jen Black It is often forgotten that there were Englishmen amongst the Jacobite supporters who rose in rebellion in 1715. If one n...

By summer 1647, the Roundheads were winning the English Civil War. Oliver Cromwell's New Model Army had crushed the Cavaliers at Marsto...

Hi everyone, I was so taken aback to see this and so excited that I just had to share! Both my novels are in the best sellers list for Histo...

This is the wonderful Middleham Castle at Middleham in Wensyldale, Yorkshire. Once the home of King Richard the Third, it is a wonderful pla...

By: Stephanie Burkhart My story in the Cupid Diaries is one that is close to my heart – that of George II and Caroline of Ansbach. It's...

Marguerite de Valois, known as Margot, was the youngest of the three daughters of King Henry II and Queen Catherine de Medici. Catherine was...

Regency England was a dirty place--and not only because of the large amount of horse manure around. Although the proverb "cleanliness...

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I want to say a great big THANK YOU to everyone who voted in the recent Preditors & Editors Readers Award Polls. The final results are ...

Linda Banche here. Today I welcome Kiki Howell and her latest book, the erotic Regency paranormal, Torn Asunder . Here she talks about the w...

In January I was made aware of a historical workhouse - the former Strand workhouse on Cleveland Street in England - being in danger of de...

I'm so excited to have Mistaken Bride, book 2 of my Bride series, up for discussion on February 15. What a fun way to wind up Valentine...

Sir William Marshall (Guillaume le Maréchal) is the plumb line for authors wanting to create medieval heroes, particularly of the chivalrou...

At the beginning of my novel The Ladys Slipper , Alice is in mourning for her younger sister Flora. Whilst researching the novel I became in...