Regency romance, romantic mysteries, & writing tips too.
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 textile industry on … Read more
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 … Read more
Do you love Regency romance? I love them too. The sixth novel in The Eardleys of Gostwicke Hall series will soon be published. I’m pleased with the cover, which you can see above. Regency romance, The Lady & The Devil: If You Knew Me Although Cerise Fortier isn’t an Eardley, she becomes Catherine Eardley’s protégé. … Read more
If you enjoy Regency romance, the latest novel in our Eardleys of Gostwicke Hall series has just been published. The Lady And The Adventurer: Win My Heart is Henry’s story. Henry is ready to make her comeout, at her first season. Here’s an excerpt. Regency romance excerpt: The Lady And The Adventurer Henrietta Eardley blamed … Read more
I’ve received the cover for the latest Regency romance in the series The Eardleys Of Gostwicke Hall. It’s the fourth novel — Lady Jane’s story. Clean Regency romance: a lady and a military man Lady Jane was introduced in the third novel, The Lady And The Man Of Fortune: A Wicked Secret as a confirmed … Read more
Part of the fun of reading (and writing) Regency romance is the characters’ names. If you write Regencies, chances are that you’re always searching for names you can use. How do you develop names for your Regency romance characters? I use a book by Sherrilyn Kenyon, The Writer’s Digest Character Naming Sourcebook, for inspiration. It … Read more