Historical Belles and Beaus

I'm appearing on the Romance Writers of Australia blog today with a free e-book on offer for my Regency novel, Rules of Conduct.  https...

If this is blowing my own trumpet a trifle, then so be it. Today the Romantic Novelists' Association (UK) published an interview with me...

I recently took my nine-year-old nephew to the national Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio. The museum, which is adjacent to Wright-Patterson...

Yankee Doodle went to town, A-Riding on a pony; Stuck a feather in his cap, And called it macaroni. Macaroni? He named his feather after ...

My latest Kensington medieval romance is now out and available for sale in shops and at ebook stores (UK paperback due in August). To Touch ...

Today is the release day for my latest Regency comedy novella, Gifts Gone Astray . BLURB: A gift is a wonderful surprise. Or maybe not. At ...

 The Great Social Evil, as prostitution became known in the mid-19th Century, was brought about by the shift from a moral/religious cause to...

I'm so excited that my historical novel, The House of Women, is now released. Blurb Leeds. 1870. Lonely and brokenhearted, Grace Woodr...

I am pleased to announce my Victorian Gothic Romance, Trencarrow Secret is released today by MuseItUp Publishing. Isabel Hart is afraid ...

My latest title, Angels at War , out this month in paperback, is the sequel to House of Angels , although the story will stand alone. Again ...

There's something serious about olive-trees. Gnarled, ironhard, producing grey-green leaves and succulent salty fruits often for centur...

Grace Elliot - cat lover and romantic I recently met another English historical novelist on Facebook - Grace Elliot, and was interested to d...

Every era has its extremes of dress. The Sixties had micro-minis. The Roaring Twenties had flapper dresses. Georgian England had macaron...

  HOW TO TAME A RAKE Blake, Viscount Dangerfield must marry Wilhelmina Corbet, his cousin three times removed, or lose his inheritance. It ...

My historical short story, A New Dawn, is now available for FREE on my publisher's website. http://www.knoxrobinsonpublishing.com/bin...