Regency romance, romantic mysteries, & writing tips too.
Why do we enjoy reading Regency romance fiction so much? In 2017, two hundred years passed since Jane Austen’s death in 1815. Her novels are more popular today than they’ve ever been. There’s even a constant stream of new “Austen inspired” fiction. I’ve been thinking about why I love Regency fiction. Here are three of … Read more
I’ve just released His True Treasure… It’s a Regency romance. I hope you enjoy it. Men, men, everywhere Wealthy ton widow Louisa Browne is plagued by men. They’re attracted to her looks, and her money. They won’t leave her alone. She’s told that she needs a lover: the idea appeals to her. She will have … Read more
If you love Regency romance, here’s how to get your fix — my recently released Passion By Candlelight: Steamy Regency Romance Collection 1. Four steamy Regency romances with heroines you’ll adore… My Lady’s Diamonds: An Erotic Regency Short Story What does her husband’s mistress know that she doesn’t? Rufus Fenton, the Earl of Mainton, married … Read more
If you love Regency fiction, I think you’ll love Esmée Garland and Viscount Cairnmore, who meet in unusual circumstances in My Enchanting Emerald. Here’s how they meet… Autumn, 1810. London. Mark froze. A woman stood on the railing of the bridge, staring at the water far below. If he called out, he might startle her. If she … Read more
I’ve almost completed a romance mystery, and have started another Regency fiction story. For some reason, I’m drawn back to the Regency period. My Regency stories to date My Lady’s Diamonds: An Erotic Regency Short Story (In a collection of stories.) Rufus Fenton, the Earl of Mainton, married his young wife Maria after four meetings. … Read more
Love Regency fiction? I do too. I can never get enough of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer. My latest Regency novella, His Lady’s Sapphire Surrender, is a little steamier than anything you’ll find in those two authors, and I hope you enjoy it. In this brief snippet, our heroine, Lady Devreath, who’s very innocent, is … Read more