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The Rules of Writing!

by Collette Cameron | Jul 23, 2015 | Guest Author

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

by Collette Cameron | Jul 22, 2015 | Guest Author

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...

Five-Line Friday

by Collette Cameron | Jul 17, 2015 | Five-Line Friday

Five-Line Friday Highlander’s Hope On Sale July 23-27 $0.99 Five-Line Friday Where authors & readers meet to share and read romance novel snippets! This week has zipped by, and once again it’s time to post five lines of your romance novels! Do be...

Docks & Dockyards in 18th Century London

by Collette Cameron | Jul 14, 2015 | Guest Author, Guest Post

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...

Five-Line Friday

by Collette Cameron | Jul 10, 2015 | Five-Line Friday, Regency Romance

Five-Line Friday Where authors and readers meet to share and read romance novel snippets! Five-Line Friday RULES Five lines of your current work in progress, new release, soon-to-be-released … whatever. (Do keep it as close to five sentences as you can.)...

A Gaelic Lesson

by Collette Cameron | Jul 9, 2015 | Guest Author

A Gaelic Lesson Red L. Jameson teaches a bit of Gaelic My Glimpse Time Travel Series enables me to jump through time, following my characters, namely the MacKay and Cameron brothers, Scottish Highlanders through and through. I’m a total sucker for researching Scottish...