I spend my days writing historical romantic adventures, recreating the Georgian or Regency world with words, so when I wanted a break last w...

Do you have to feel "familiar" with a setting in order to fully appreciate a story? As a reader, if I pick up a book set in a loca...

His Californian Countess Kate Welsh's fantastic tale about romance and intrigue on board a clipper to California is this week's Fre...

Hi all, Stop by for our Untamed Rogue give away at the Romconinc historical blog. I'll be blogging there August 18th. It was great to me...

The Eharlequin is having a 30% off sale of selected Hot Historicals. This is both in Print and in ebooks. The offer ends 31 August but it...

Last night three of our authors were nominated for the prestigious Daphne Du Maurier for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense in the published Div...

Hi all, Having a fabulous time with other Harlequin historical writers and editors et al at Nationals. We were spoiled today with a lovely t...

Joining a host of other Harlequin Historical authors at RWA National in Orlando, I attended the Beau Monde conference yesterday. That's...

by Ann Lethbridge The Romance Writers of America (RWA) Conference got off to a great start as some of our authors met for breakfast after a ...

Excitement is building. One week from tonight we will know who the winners are of the RWA RITA Awards for Excellence in Published Romance. H...

July 20th I'm celebrating my blog at True Romance. Join me there and then pop over to my blog at http://www.bronwynswriting.blogspot.com...

Hi everyone, I wanted to write a quick blurb here to let everyone know I'm guest blogging today on True Romance and talking about the la...