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First, my apologies for missing two weeks in a row. The first time, I was just off by an day. Last week, I just entirely forgot. Things have been crazy busy. I sent Book two of the Sinclair Sisters series … Continue reading
First, my apologies for missing two weeks in a row. The first time, I was just off by an day. Last week, I just entirely forgot. Things have been crazy busy. I sent Book two of the Sinclair Sisters series … Continue reading →
Happy Tuesday, everyone, from the gray, stormy, windy, allergy-ridden middle of the country!!! I have been a bad blogger lately, but now I am back from a few days off and ready to jump back into the Elizabethan world of … Continue reading →
Based on last weeks blog, here’s my new list of Regency heroes (in no particular order): (from my list) Soldiers Dukes Rakes Corinthians Impoverished Lords (from my brilliant blog readers and Elena) Thieves/Highwaymen Professor (bookish hero) Unexpected Heir Beau (stylish, … Continue reading →
This weeks selection from my library shelves is Royal Poxes & Potions by Raymond Lamont-Brown. It gives us an interesting picture of Royal doctors from medieval times to the present day. Let’s take a look at our period. HRH George Augustus … Continue reading →
I’ve been having the craziest month and it is my own fault. I probably shouldn’t have planned to travel for spring break, negotiate financial aid with colleges, plan a major church event and publish two titles in one month. My … Continue reading →
Susanna’s blog post on Friday got me thinking about heroes. I, too, look for images of my heroes and I think the idea of looking at videos of actors is brilliant. In 2006 I wrote a blog about Regency Heroes, … Continue reading →
Today’s visit to my library involves a new acquisition. Historic Streets and Squares by Melanie Backe-Hansen. This lovely and detailed book covers a variety of streets and square ranging from Scotland and the North of England, through the Midlands and South-West … Continue reading →
Susanna here, and so swamped under my current writing deadline for my 2015 historical romance, My Lady Defiant, that I don’t have time for any deep thoughts on the state of the romance genre or erudite discussion of my latest … Continue reading →
Congratulations to the following winners of Lord Langdon’s Kiss in ebook format! bn100 Judy Satu Rhonda Lesley I’ll be contacting you each, but if you don’t get an email from me, feel free to email me at elena @ elenagreene.com (no … Continue reading →
Carolyn is prostrate with sorrow that the wonderful blog post she fully intended to write for today entirely slipped her mind!! She promises to do better next week and we’ll all hold her to it, right???? What matter of importance … Continue reading →
New from the Riskies!
Lord of Misrule 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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