This is the original cover for my sexy novella, Lady Em’s Indiscretion. I think it’s lovely, as are all my covers from Kim Killion. However, it turns out to have been an error in branding. After publishing it, I learned … Continue reading →
Today I thought I’d talk about book reviews. There are two schools of thought about reviews: They don’t matter. They do matter. Similarly, writers are advised to: Comb through your reviews for quotable quotes. Never, ever read your reviews. That … Continue reading →
I have been working hard at what’s turning out to be a total rewrite of the WIP (Work In Progress). I hope to have it out for an outside read soon …. Nevertheless, the pages keep needing to be re-written. … Continue reading →
We have Tuesday winner announcements! Lesley A you have won our Cara Elliott giveaway! And Amy Kathryn, you have won an ARC of my next Amanda Carmack book, Murder at Westminster Abbey! Please email me your contact info at Amccabe7551 … Continue reading →
Think back to 2003. I won in the Golden Heart contest, I sold my first book, The Mysterious Miss M, and I made the difficult decision to leave the day job and write full-time. I was floating on air. Two … Continue reading →
There were different classes of inns in the 18th century and they made quite strong distinctions between the patrons they would admit. In Travellers in 18th Century England, Rosamond Bayne-Powell writes: The traveller had his choice of inns but must select them … Continue reading →
Lord Langdon’s Kiss was the first book I wrote. Although some readers have asked about it, I haven’t reissued it yet because I thought it needed work. I’m in the thick of it now, about 5 chapters in, and I … Continue reading →
I’m happy to announce that A Certain Latitude is free for kindle today through next Monday, so now you have no excuse whatsoever to acquire it. Here’s an excerpt from a very nice review: The book pairs two subjects you … Continue reading →
I was thinking I would post more about my pugilism research but I when I wasn’t writing, I was prepping documentation for taxes. Taxes. Boy. Record keeping. ::sob:: Anyway, here’s ten interesting facts about English Taxes during the Regency. 1. … Continue reading →
So many lovely new Risky books lately!!! I am headed to the hospital today for surgery (hopefully just one night there, then I will be home again), and I have my Kindle loaded with new books and my stuffed Hello … 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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