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...

I have a brand new Pride and Prejudice novella ebook! It's called A Hopeful Holiday and it imagines a resolution for Darcy and Elizabeth...

Banned Books Week is September 26--October 2, 2021 I'm going to step out of Georgian England and talk about something a little more...

I'm looking for a few good readers...and reviewers. Is your Goodreads to-read shelf filled with JAFF or do people follow your JAFF...

Precedence might seem strange to us in the twenty-first century, especially for those of us in places without hereditary titles. But the...

I feel like it's been a while and I have a few new blog followers so I thought I’d reintroduce myself! ⠀ ⠀ I’m Heather and I write...

Several years ago, I wrote a few scenes just for fun, and I recently set to work on them to see if they could be expanded. Long story...

All the writing advice out there discuss the importance of that opening line—that hook—that gets your potential reader to sit down, pay...

Why would you subscribe to an author's newsletter? What if your preferred social media account goes down for a day, or longer? Or what if...

If you hear "paste jewelry", do you think ugly knockoff or, worse, Elmer's glue? Paste jewelry was popular among Georgian society and was...

Love it or hate it, social media is almost inescapable. We use it to find out a store’s latest sales, keep in touch with old friends, and...

For those of you who follow me on social media, you know that I post weekly about Georgian- era jewelry. There's even a piece of jewelry...

In Nine Ladies, our regency time traveler to 2011 has to navigate a strange world with strange customs, and one of them is grocery...

You might not be able to go back in time and find an attractive, intelligent man with pride issues, but Nine Ladies IS a real place. I...

The Jane Austen Society of North America Capital Region has invited me to talk about fan fiction and Nine Ladies on Sunday March 28 at...

It’s rare to get “real” mail. Something handwritten that arrives in the mailbox. Not junk, not a bill, but words put to paper for my eyes...