2016 is the 200-year anniversary of The Year Without a Summer. Due to a huge volcanic eruption of Mount Tambora, Europe and North America suffered severe weather in 1816, especially in summer, when it snowed in New York!

To celebrate this anniversary, Five authors have written the Regency collection A … read more ↦

I have some great news! I have agreed to a new three-book deal with Grand Central Publishing. These books will be an offshoot of the HOUSE OF TRENT books, featuring some of the same characters but introducing a whole new group of characters as well. This is a group of … read more ↦

Well, the day has come! It’s release day for The Rogue’s Proposal. I can tell you that this book is my steamiest and most emotional book yet…and definitely not for the faint of heart. One reviewer said there should probably be a warning somewhere on the the book about the … read more ↦

Until The Rogue’s Proposal releases. I can’t wait to hear what readers think of this one!

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And to celebrate, I’m running a new contest! Win a copy of the 2 House of Trent Novels + a gift card to the bookstore of your choice! Woohoo!

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I just received a huge box full of print copies of CONFESSIONS OF AN IMPROPER BRIDE! I was thinking, what can I do with all these books? The answer is clear–give them away, of course! So here’s how you can get a free print copy of CONFESSIONS OF AN … read more ↦

The most improbable of all improbable marriages?

The year: 1827

The hero: William Aubrey de Vere Beauclerk, 9th Duke of St. Albans

The heroine: Harriot Mellon, the daughter of strolling players (though some sources say her father was a chimney sweep) and a celebrated actress in London.

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HIS FOR CHRISTMAS is an ebook novella releasing on October 1. It’s sexy and romantic and sweet, and I can’t wait to share it with all of you!

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Another improbable romance that works my muse into a tizzy!

The year: 1792
The hero: Sir Henry Crewe, 7th Baronet
The heroine: Ann (or “Nanette” or “Nanny”) Hawkins, lady’s maid (Hey, she shares a last name with the House of Trent!)
Their happily ever after: Sir Henry was one of … read more ↦