Regency Cats
I have been more than usually obsessed with cats in the last week, mostly in the nature of keeping my hands away from their teeth. My cat bite is healing very well and the whole episode is starting to feel … Continue reading
I have been more than usually obsessed with cats in the last week, mostly in the nature of keeping my hands away from their teeth. My cat bite is healing very well and the whole episode is starting to feel … Continue reading →
Being in a bit of a chaotic situation at home (construction), I’m going to let Thomas Wilson, dance master at The King’s Theatre in London.  I believe Thomas  fancied himself as dance master of England.  He opened a dancing academy … Continue reading →
This summer I was so busy finishing Fly with a Rogue that I didn’t have time to read for pleasure. By September I was starting to suffer withdrawal symptoms! Now I’m taking a short break between my own projects to … Continue reading →
First, if you haven’t heard, great news–the fundraising effort to keep Jane Austen’s ring where it belongs, at the Jane Austen House Museum, has been successful! I am very excited. As you know, I feel very strongly about national treasures … Continue reading →
Alas, I must postpone the shoe-off one more week. Sorry. I owe Risky Megan a challenge email. I’m thinking of challenging the rest of the Riskies, too… Anyway, to be honest, I’ve been distracted this past week. My son moved … Continue reading →
First of all, get better soon to Diane!!! Cat bites are nothing to mess around with. Hopefully we will hear from her later today and find out she is resting at home…. Around here (luckily) there are no animal bites … Continue reading →
This really has little to do with mad dogs and Englishmen, but bear with me. There is a sort of a connection. Yesterday, the neighborhood cat came to our patio door to taunt and torture our cats and I did … Continue reading →
Hey, happy Saturday! I have a book coming out on October 14, and I wanted to share the excerpt with you guys here. First the blurb: In Megan Frampton’s witty historical romance, a woman is judged by her gown, and … Continue reading →
Last week Mr Fraser and I grounded our nine-year-old daughter, Miss Fraser, from all her electronic devices–her regular Kindle, her Fire, her DS, her computer, and the TV. She’s taking her electronics fast pretty hard. At one point I reminded … Continue reading →
I must tell you that next week it will all about the one year anniversary of Hidden Paradise and the Baltimore Book Festival, where I’ll be speaking and reading from the WUR (that’s the Work Under Reconstruction) on Friday, September … 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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