From: Cheryl St.John To: Readers Everywhere

Thought you might like to see readers' favorite historical covers of the year if you haven't already done so. This contest used to...

"A young reindeer with a flawed nose must prove himself to Santa and win the heart of Clarice, the young doe who's stolen his heart...

Confession time: As a child growing up in California, I used to think -- how awful, why would anyone want to eat mincemeat -- meat made swe...

The holiday season has always been a feast for the senses—the fragrance of pine, the rich taste of eggnog and cinnamon, velvet packages bene...

When I was a child, my family always went to Mammaw and Granddaddy’s house for Christmas. Both Mammaw, my mother’s mother, and Granddaddy, a...

The medieval celebration of Christmas was a lengthier affair than we recognize today. The twelve days of Christmas began the day after Chris...

We all know how fast time flies. And yet, there are some things that never change. Christmas on the Frontier was remarkably similar to the c...

As long as I can remember, someone in my family has made almond crescent cookies at Christmas. My grandmother started the tradition, probab...

My seventeenth century historical, Lord Greville's Captive , is published this month by Harlequin Historicals and I thought that I would...

Any author who writes in a bygone era will be compelled to do hordes of research to bring her story to life. Literally hours can be spent on...

Three fair maidens are about to join three lords in the blessed union of marriage… The Wise Virgin by New York Times bestselling author Jo B...