The Fall In Love Giveaway hop was organized by Reading Romances !   Falling in love is what Harlequin Historical romance is ...

  Tea or coffee?  I’m a tea drinker myself, when I’m at home that is – loose leaf Assam and my own teapot, at any time of day, but espec...

Come join twelve Harlequin Historical authors in the Harlequin Community from November 12-16. There's a great discussion going. Ask ques...

Writing a festive romance set in Scotland I was, quite literally, in my element. My mother’s family hail from the Isle of Lewis, a broo...

Today's the day! Nov. 1,  "How to Sin Successfully" is out in stores for anyone who hasn't got it already in a mail order....

WE HAVE A WINNER! The download of A Lady's Lesson in Seduction goes to commenter Katherine White. Several years ago I visited Gawthorp...

Over on the Harlequin Community blog at the moment, there’s an excerpt posted from the November 1816 edition of Derby Mercury. Admitte...

One of the abiding images of Regency life (alongside that of the Prince Regent’s waistline expanding to match the domes at the Pavilion) ...

Betrothed to the Barbarian is set in Byzantium in the eleventh century.   Much of the story takes place within the walls of the Imperial p...

The heroine of my August release, Outrageous Confessions of Lady Deborah , writes erotic novels in which the main protagonist, the volup...

Today is Release Day for A Not So Respectable Gentleman? It should appear in bookstores today and can be ordered online. (ebook version is...

I find the modern-day tabloids almost impossible to read. I glance at the headlines while waiting in the supermarket line and usually ...