Historical Belles and Beaus

I was fascinated by Mary Robinson, or ‘Perdita’, as she’s more commonly known. She was a complex character with flaws of vanity and pride, a...

I am a lover of history and I have a special interest in WWI. I'm not a scholar or an historian. I write stories. I would have liked t...

The inspiration for my latest historical romance, Witchchild, came from the myths and legends of Robin-the-Devil, a Major Robert Philipson w...

In the course of doing research for my Medieval Warrior series, I learned much about 11 th  century castles in England.   For the most...

For some years I have had a fascination of what is known as the First World War, or the Great War. (World War I 1914 – 1918) This was a t...

Today I went to Harewood House, near Leeds, to attend the Good Food Festival, aside from the festival it was an opportunity to visit this lo...

I'm happy to tell everyone that the Historical Novel Society reviewed my novel The Craigsmuir Affair and gave it an Editors Choice Award...

The quiet life of Frances, Lady Rathmere, is disrupted forever the day Jack, 4th Marquess of Streatham, arrives from London and almost ride...

Where Dragonflies Hover is released today! Yay! I really enjoyed writing this story. It's the first time I wrote a split-era novel (mod...

Hiring a British governess was quite fashionable among Russian aristocracy during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. They love...

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