As delightful as it might sound to us to ride in an open carriage, driving and riding in Georgian England wasn’t as carefree as you might...

I’m a fan of reporter Nellie Bly and have read a few biographies and nonfiction books about her trip 72 day trip around the world against...

DESCRIPTION London, 1893, there is poisoner loose in the city, with deaths piling up, and private enquiry agents Cyrus Barker and Thomas...

In An Affectionate Heart, Elizabeth speaks to Darcy for the first time at the pedestrian path next to a tollgate, and later in the book a...

DESCRIPTION A serial killer is on the loose, targeting victims with a mysterious connection that young barrister Daniel Pitt must deduce...

Thank you so much to everyone who entered the An Affectionate Heart swag giveaway! The lucky winner is Vicki Lynn Hale! Email me at...

DESCRIPTION: A woman learns the hard way about mixing business with pleasure in this hilarious new romantic comedy by USA Today...

The An Affectionate Heart blog tour is underway! Be sure to visit your favorite historical romance and Austenesque blogs to read...

If you've ever looked at Georgian-era cookbooks, there aren't a ton of chocolate desserts. Lots of things with fruits, almonds, honey,...

My latest Austenesque release An Affectionate Heart is on presale now, and the paperback is already available! Are love and affection...

Description: Hannah Kent and Oliver Jennings pledged their hearts to each other as children. Now, years later, Hannah is thrilled to...

Jane Austen's letters to her sister Cassandra are filled with irreverent humor. In December 1798, Cassandra was visiting family in...

I was excited to receive an ARC from NetGalley of A Perfect Equation (The Secret Scientists of London Book 2) by Elizabeth Everett....

Research is a big part of writing historical fiction, especially if you value authenticity as much as I do. My background is in...

The opening chapter of Darcy Burke's Indecent captured me, no pun intended, and I liked Prudence right away. The idiot viscount was going...

I thought I was the last historical romance fan who hadn’t read Mimi Matthews, so I was eager to read an ARC of her latest release The...

As someone who writes Regencies, someone who enjoys a dive down the historical research rabbit hole, why would I write a story like Nine...

What do The Sylph (1778) by the Duchess of Devonshire, Cecilia (1782) by Fanny Burney, and Belinda (1801) by Maria Edgeworth have in...

Drinking tea, making tea, or using "tea-things" are often mentioned in Austen. Elizabeth Bennet hopes that after the tea things are...

Snowball fights, mistletoe, and a masquerade ball? Who's ready for a romantic regency holiday read? My New Year's Eve-themed novella A...