My Blog

The conventional wisdom among authors is that you shouldn’t read your own book reviews.  Or else, you should only read the good ones.  The reason for this is because, with the internal critic from y

In Lecia Cornwall’s charming debut, the elegant ballroom setting of Regency England may be familiar, but Cornwall’s unusually poignant heroine is anything but.  Widowed countess Isobel Maitland is a virtual prisoner in her London townhouse, t

I have long awaited the guilty pleasure of reading Nina Bruhns’ Red Heat, which immediately caught my eye with its disgruntled Russian submarine captain hero—strikingly similar in some regards to my own renegade Russian sub captain in The Ru

In my maiden foray into Sabrina Jeffries’ Hellions of Halstead Hall series, Lady Minerva Sharpe is the latest sibling to feel the pressure of her autocratic grandmother’s ultimatum:  she and her willful siblings must marry quickly, or all of