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What a week. And it’s only Wednesday. I just want this post to be a big sigh of relief as well as sorrow. To my fellow Riskies who were in the path of hurricane Sandy, I am SO glad you’re … Continue reading
What a week. And it’s only Wednesday. I just want this post to be a big sigh of relief as well as sorrow. To my fellow Riskies who were in the path of hurricane Sandy, I am SO glad you’re … Continue reading →
Quick post today–I am finishing up the WIP to get it turned in by (hopefully) the end of the week! This is something a little different for me, the first in a mystery series. It’s set in the early Elizabethan … Continue reading →
Today in the mid-atlantic states and the northeast we will be having a hurricane. Not just any old hurricane, but a storm such as has never been seen before. It looks like New Jersey and New York city will be … Continue reading →
Sexy French Chefs, Naughty Women, and Food ~ by Ann Lethbridge ( http://www.annlethbridge.com) Lady of Shame is # four in the eight part Castonbury Park Series. Available in print in the UK now, and as e-book in North America, it … Continue reading →
I just got the second proof copy of the Print-on-Demand version of Lady Dearing’s Masquerade. The first copy had a few problems, which I’ve fixed and this copy looks great! Even though I believe e-books are real books, having a … Continue reading →
Good morning/afternoon everyone. I’m recycling a blog post from October 25, 2007 today, the anniversary of two major battles, neither of which have anything to do with the Regency period. In 1415, Henry V won the Battle of Agincourt, one … Continue reading →
Happy Tuesday, everyone! I am deep in finishing up a book due Oct. 31 (the first in my Elizabethan mystery series! I’m soooo excited about it), but first a little Tuesday business. The winner of Love and Louis XIV is…Elizabeth … Continue reading →
Yesterday was the anniversary of the death of Admiral Lord Nelson. On October 21, 1805, Horatio Nelson, the 1st Viscount Nelson, was in command of the British Navy fleet and defeated a combined French and Spanish fleet at Trafalgar, thus … Continue reading →
The winner of my Look of Love souvenir button is….. Jane Bigelow Jane, email me at diane@dianegaston.com with your mailing address. Diane
Hi, I’m Susanna, and I have trouble with titles. Not the aristocratic kind. I’ve spent enough time reading and writing the Regency over the past decade that how to speak of dukes, earls, and their relations no longer mystifies me. … Continue reading →
New from the Riskies!
Her Gallant Captain at Waterloo by Diane Gaston
Lord of Her Heart by Gail Eastwood
The Wallflower's Mistletoe Wedding by Amanda McCabe
A Pregnant Courtesan for the Rake by Diane Gaston
How to Find a Duke in Ten Days by Grace Burrowes, Shana Galen, and Carolyn Jewel
Look for some changes in the Riskies community soon!
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