The release of a new book is always exciting, and today sees the release of Mr Knightley's Diary. I was expecting the US release date to...

For the past six months, my newsletter has had an 'episode' of a previously unpublished story. I wanted to give LOVING LUCY an airin...

The Historical Novel Society recently asked me if I would write an article for them about revisiting Jane Austen's novels without offend...

Just to say hello to everyone who reads our blogs. I am sorry it has been a while since I was able to give you another entry from the journ...

April 11th Papa gave me fifty pounds for my pin money and a beautiful set of pearls that had belonged to his own Mama when she was a girl. ...

With some trepidation I am writing my first blog and welcome the opportunity to introduce the LOVEDAY series. The Loveday books have been de...

The wind of change was blowing towards the end of the Regency era and a reaction set in against immorality, bringing with it the need for ne...

This week I was told that I had been nominated for a Single Titles Reviewers' Choice Award for 'A SUITABLE HUSBAND' which was go...

I've just learnt that Dangerous Waters has won a 2006 Reviewers' Award from Single Titles . Needless to say I'm delighted. Sin...

If you are interested in Jane Austen's books and the many lessons we can learn from her fabulous writing, it's not too late to join ...

This autumn / winter, those of us in the UK are promised a feast of historical viewing. Instead of the usual reality TV shows, makeoever sho...

Regular blog readers will know that this is a Regency satire of the wonderful Bridget Jones's Diary by Helen Fielding. You can read part...

Don't forget to enter the competition to win a signed copy of Nicola Cornick's latest novel Deceived, as well as a copy of the Natio...

Another in our occasional series of letters. This time, it isn't a letter from one of Austen's novels, but a letter written to Jane ...

We are delighted to welcome Annie Groves as the guest blogger for August. Annie writes riveting sagas. Over to you, Annie. Scary Stuff I im...

I was perusing Donald A. Lowe's book, 'The Regency Underworld', the other day - all in the name of research, I hasten to assure ...

Those interested in the Regency period are invited to the book launch party of Regency Recollections: Captain Gronow's Guide to Life in ...

At last! After waiting so long the finished cover for my new book 'A DISSEMBLER' - out at the end of the month - has arrived. I lov...

At the end of July I joined two thousand other romance authors and readers at the 26th Romance Writers of America Conference in Atlanta, Geo...

As promised, here is an extract from Mr Knightley's Diary. In it, Mr Knightley finds himself dissatisfied with Frank Churchill without r...