Continuing on with the series delving into the many secondary characters inhabiting the nine novels and one novella comprising The Darcy Saga, this post will complete the study of the gentlemen and ladies comprising the closest friends of Darcy and Elizabeth. It is fun for me to revisit the plethora...
This is now the third post in the series delving into the many secondary characters inhabiting the nine novels and one novella comprising The Darcy Saga. It is fun for me to revisit the plethora of pivotal, important characters interacting with the main characters. Hopefully it is a fun endeavor...
Today is September 22 and that is the official first day of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. Most people are focusing on what new pumpkin-spice flavored food items they can nibble on while embellishing their houses with the plethora of harvest-themed decorations that are available, without caring one iota if...
Exciting times for my debut novel.I have two pieces of awesome news to share. eBook versions of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam Darcyare ON SALE the entire month of December! KINDLE DIRECT LINK NOOK DIRECT LINK Reduced from the normal price of $14.99 for the digital format, this is a huge...
It is Saturday, and I am still celebrating my “Month of Love” so must therefore share a romantic excerpt! I chose this one from Loving Mr. Darcy: Journeys Beyond Pemberley for a couple of reasons. Loving Mr. Darcy is on sale in Kindle format for $2.99. Cool! Not sure why...
Over 500 entries were received for my month-long Holiday Giveaway in December. WOW! I especially loved those who wrote of their favorite holiday traditions, most of them shared on these two posts: Traditions #1 and Traditions #2 Enormous thanks to everyone who Tweeted, posted on Facebook or other social networking...
History fascinates me, which is a good thing since I must dig through the past to write novels set 200 years ago! In Loving Mr. Darcy I wrote of a summer festival at Pemberley with all sorts of entertainments for the guests to enjoy. Among them were clowns. Here follows...
Preparing to re-post my guest blogs from the virtual tour for In the Arms of Mr. Darcy got me to thinking about ALL the blogs and interviews I have done over these past two years. It has been a whole bunch! All of the links are archived, of course, but...
Here is a fun quiz to entertain and give you a chance to be entered into the giveaway at the end of the week! These questions are compiled randomly from the first 3 novels in the Darcy Saga series. All are very easy and should be known right off the...
I have written so many pieces within my Saga that were sheer fun to write, but one of my all-time favorites was the Pemberley Summer Festival in Loving Mr. Darcy. Just one aspect of why that chapter was so entertaining to pen was the clowns. This blog from my September...
For this post back in September I was asked by Cinnamon at A Journey of Books to talk about why I so loved the movie. I ended up enjoying the assignment more than I initially thought I would, and now I will share my thoughts with you all. Enjoy! When...
For my September guest blog at A Bibliophile’s Bookshelf I wrote about my love for secondary characters. I have utterly fallen in love with each of the characters I have created or expanded upon, some more than others, and was delighted to talk about a few of them. Hope you...
This Loving Mr. Darcy book tour blog was for Fresh Fiction – I will be guest blogging there again on January 7 for My Dearest Mr. Darcy – and I wrote about my “travels” through Derbyshire with the Darcys. Come along with us and learn a bit of history while...
Today I am sharing a previous blog I wrote for This Book For Free. This one is very special to me, not only due to my delight in talking about the Darcys, but because this subject is one very dear to my heart. Shoshana must have agreed since she has...
My publicist sent me an image from the December 7 edition of the Post-Star newspaper out of Glen Falls, NY. Their “Question of the Week” answer from Sherry Recinella was a fabulous thrill for me – and the entire staff at Sourcebooks who forwarded it with their excitement conveyed. Thanks...
