Historical Belles and Beaus

So, for those of you who have read and enjoyed  Kitty McKenzie, and the sequel Kitty McKenzie's Land, you'll be pleased to know tha...

Historical novels are so deeply researched they sometimes seem like non-fiction in disguise. And some readers consider that romance can kill...

I really enjoy looking at historical fashion, especially from the Victorian and Edwardian eras which are the periods I set a lot of my novel...

Charlotte McBain, daughter of a Scottish laird, spent a lonely, neglected childhood growing up in a fine castle in Kirkcudbrightshire and h...

I'm highlighting another one of my books, which I really enjoyed writing. Catrina's Return is a story of a young woman who is bra...

Here's the blurb and a new excerpt from my re-issued full length medieval historical romance novel, "A Knight's Vow." Ju...

Primary sources, I feel, are a writer's best friend, especially for a historical writer.    I collected Victorian diaries and journa...

The Workhouse   was built   for the poor and needy, and   intended to be so harsh and hostile that only the truly destitute would seek ...

We first had a village holiday home in Spain but in the late nineties bought an olive grove in a village in the mountains and built a house ...