Heather Moll's Blog 
Excessively Diverted 

Realistic travel times for Pride and Prejudice locations, with some reasonable guesses for where those made up places might be.

C 1790-1810 Aigrette crescent and spray. Silver with an open-back and set with pastes. I always enjoy working Georgian jewelry into a book. Sometimes it’s a thoughtful gift, and often that gift ties in to a theme of the story. And other times, in the process of searching out jewelry while I’m plotting, that piece of jewelry ends up being a plot point. In A Most Natural Consequence, a meaningful gift and a plot point came together with a diamond aigrette. An aigrette is a ha

I'm excited that A Most Natural Consequence came out last week! Scroll for an excerpt from this forced marriage scenario where they agree to work together to make their marriage a success... and deal with a villainous Wickham and fall in love at the same time. They’re trying to navigate an unexpected marriage. But blackmail, lies, and their own insecurities could wreck their happily ever after… Elizabeth is in Ramsgate with her mother and Kitty and Lydia at the same time as D