The Merry Marquis Shocks the Papers
The Merry Marquis Shocks the Papers By Jude Knight The Masquerade Ball held by the Earl of R., always a scandalous event, last night surpassed even the excesses of 1809, when the Dowager C. of S. arrived in the guise of the infamous Empress Messalina and is purported...An Interview with Cathy MacRae
An Interview with Cathy MacRae Today I’m thrilled to have Cathy MacRae, one of the authors of Highland Escape with me in the Blue Rose Writing Room. So, do you use a pen name/pseudo name? If so, why. If not, why did you decide to write under your own name? Yes,...The Rules of Writing!
The Rules of Writing! by Madelyn Hill As a writer, I have been told the rules of writing for years. Do this, don’t do that. Agents love this, editors hate that. More rules about keeping point of view to the main characters, don’t use prologues, don’t use epilogues,...The Orphan Pearl by Erin Satie
The Orphan Pearl by Erin Satie The Orphan Pearl by Erin Satie The road to redemption lies along the primrose path. Lady Lily Spark has been missing, presumed dead, for years. Now she’s back in England, and in possession of a secret that could change the course...Docks & Dockyards in 18th Century London
Docks & Dockyards in 18th Century London by Regan Walker In doing the research for my new Georgian romance, To Tame the Wind, one of the things I had to figure out was where and how the hero, Capt. Simon Powell, would dock his ship, the Fairwinds, when he...Join My VIP Club!
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