These are the kinds of stories that get my imagination going and inspire my fiction writing! (And here’s a teeny tiny spoiler about the House of Trent series–a Gypsy link is discovered in Sam’s story, book 3, The Scoundrel’s Seduction…)

The year: 1855
The hero: George, the Seventh Earl … read more ↦

As promised in my blog about Improbable (or Impossible?) Historical Relationships, I’m going to talk about royalty marrying into common blood in history. In the next few posts, I’ll talk about others who married people of a “lower station,” and how/if things are changing in modern times.

There has … read more ↦

I’ve heard a lot of critical murmurings about historical romances (The Duchess Hunt included) that dismiss the theme of dukes (and other lords and ladies) marrying far below their station. While many readers seem to adore the Cinderella trope, to some readers, it is unrealistic to the point of … read more ↦

Congratulations to Sandy X, who won a Kindle Fire in my THE DUCHESS HUNT release contest! Sandy, enjoy your new Kindle! 🙂… read more ↦

Win a copy of THE DUCHESS HUNT!

To celebrate the releases of
THE DEVIL’S PEARL (e-novella releasing May 7)
and
THE DUCHESS HUNT (ebook and print releasing June 25)
Jennifer is giving away a book a day in the month of May.

AND…on May 31, one entrant will be randomly selected to win a $50 gift card

I am so thrilled to announce that Piatkus Books will be publishing the House of Trent Series in the UK! The books will release concurrently to my US releases and will be available in both print and electronic formats at the major retailers in the UK. I was bowled over

I have just finished updating my website with more information about The House of Trent series! Please head over to my bookshelf page and check out some of my books that will be coming in 2013 and beyond.

I am so excited about the series–I think it is my best … read more ↦

The holidays aren’t quite over for me yet–my children are at home for winter break for another week, and hopefully I’ll be able to keep them busy enough that they won’t torture one another due to sheer boredom. Once they’re back in school, I’m going to be working hard on … read more ↦