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Hi Friends! Happy 4th of July! Celebrate with romance in the old west with a FREE Kindle Book! If you enjoy what you read and would like to leave a review at Amazon, Goodreads, or both, I’d be very grateful. Thank you! 🙂 Ann Scarlet is no thief, but when she rides into town…
It’s launch day! Readers will know that my novels take place across many time periods. It all began with Flight Before Dawn, with Victoire struggling against occupation from inside of the French Resistance. Painted Faces, my fifth novel, was the next to return to that era. Set in 1938, it foreshadowed what was to come…
Make Christmas a little more magical this year…While Aurora Slept, the best-selling ebook trilogy, is now available as a single bound volume in hardcover and paperback! Aurora and her sister are inseparable, until dreams divide them. Literally.“On the night of my sixteenth birthday, I fell asleep. When morning came, I didn’t wake up. It’s been a…
Hello! I’m very excited to share with you something that has been in the works over the past few months… Fantastic news! What Edward Heard, my second novel, is now available in audio book! If you have an Audible subscription, pick it up for free. My narrator Robert Anderson has done a marvelous job of…
Hello!It’s launch day for my 7th historical novel today: The Collectors!The Collectors begins in 1872 and, in a way, it’s my love letter to London. I love London, the museums, the thrill of the city, the history. There is so much to London, so many moments of courage and mystery. Some of those secrets are…
Hello!I’m thrilled to say that my seventh historical novel, The Collectors, debuts on November 21st!Here’s the trailer: About the Book:Inheriting a secret was just the beginning… In London in 1872, Amelia Borchardt inherits a seat among a secret society. They call themselves “The Collectors”. For centuries, they have kept secrets to protect their way of life, their…
Hello, Veterans day: A day to remember those who fought. It comes with yellow ribbons, free menu items, a lot of “thank you for your service” mentions. At least in the USA, it does. In the UK, it’s poppies pressed into buttonholes by news’ presenters and laying of wreaths to honor the sacrifices. In Ireland,…