Penelope Redmont writes fun traditional historical romance, and romantic mysteries
Julia doesn't know whether to be amused or angry when Lord Lyneham decides to find her a husband. He and Julia's cousin take charge of Julia's fortunes. Suddenly, Julia's an heiress and her life changes.
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From Georgette Heyer: The Reluctant Widow: ‘I tell you to your head, ma’am, that Master Nick, not to wrap it up in clean linen, is tedious loose in the hilts!’ he said severely. Mrs. Barrow, with a passing admonition to him to hold his tongue, informed her mistress that this bodeful ...
At our last writers’ group meeting we gained several new members. They’re all new to writing fiction. We discussed how to get started. Writing fiction: trust yourself Even if you’re new to writing fiction, you know the basics of what makes a story. You’ve been watching TV and movies most of your ...
Procrastination is sneaky. By combining the use of a bullet journal with healthy habits, I thought I’d conquered that particular lifelong bad habit. Not so. For the past few weeks I’ve dithered on several projects. Why? Finally it occurred to me that I’d dropped a good habit, because I forgot to ...
Here’s the cover for the latest novel in the Regency romance series, Eardleys of Gostwicke Hall . Lady Julia's Destiny: A Love To Treasure is the seventh novel in the series, BUT you don’t have to read the entire series to make sense of the novels. Each novel stands alone. Regency romance: Lady ...
Does Regency romance speak to your imagination? In many ways the decades before the Regency marked the end of the human age, and ushered in the age of machines. The 1783 Vigée Le Brun portrait, Marie Antoinette en Chemise set a fashion for cotton among the upper classes, and: … flipped the ...
Currently I’m writing the seventh novel in Regency romance series, The Eardleys Of Gostwicke Hall. (A reader asked whether she needed to read the novels in order. No — all the novels in the series can be read as standalones. The sixth novel, The Lady And The Devil: If You Knew Me, is the ...
Love Regency romance? I do too. The sixth novel in the Eardleys’ series is available — The Lady And The Devil: If You Knew Me. By the way, all the novels in the series can be read as standalones; no need to start at the first one and read them in order. Regency romance, novel 6 in The Eardleys ...
Last year, I published the Follyjohn Gossip Series of Regency romance short stories, which is now available as a collection. Since I seem unable to get Follyjohn and its inhabitants out of my mind, I hope you’ll enjoy a brand new short story, which you can read here: “The Question”. Regency ...
In 1816 England, pretty Eleanor Devayne teaches young ladies at Miss Merryford's Academy. Although Ellie's job scandalizes her family, Ellie is happy, because she's supporting her small sister.
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She's gorgeous, but hot-tempered, and Scottish heiress Bess Fleming takes the ton by storm. She's refused six proposals of marriage -- will Lord Darius make number seven?
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The relationship between scandalous Lady Hedworth and Major Lord Cambwell has teased and annoyed the gossiping mamas of the ton for years.
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