March has been a very exciting month for me. I signed my contract with Sourcebooks for the new publication of Lydia Bennet's Story which...

Well I don't want to outface Nicola's news, I couldn't if I tried, but I did just get the most beyoootiful cover art for my June...

I am thrilled and honoured to announce that my book, Lord of Scandal, has received a RWA RITA nomination in the Best Regency Historical cate...

Did anyone see the review of Katherine Ashenburg's book, 'An Unsanitised History of Washing' in the Culture section of this week...

Last week, I visited Berrington Hall, a little gem of a Georgian mansion, just north of Leominster, in Herefordshire. It’s owned by the Nat...

I'm delighted to announce that my first full length novel is now available from www.regencyreads.com . This means that anyone with a su...

On the 21st March 1829, a famous duel took place in Battersea Fields between the Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Winchilsea. Duelling was...

We're delighted to welcome Mary Street to the blog. As historical romance fans will know, Mary has written many Regency romances includi...

I've just learnt that the UK hardack edition of Colonel Brandon's Diary will be out in July. The publishers offer a 30% discount and...

The Dangerous Mr Ryder, the first of my new series Those Scandalous Ravenhursts, is out this month, published by Mills & Boon (July in t...

Following Lynne Connolly’s fabulous news of her contract - congratulations Lynne, if we lived closer we could celebrate on the town together...

The National Portrait Gallery has recently made an exciting discovery as they have found a portrait of Elizabeth Carter, the eighteenth cent...

I've been offered contracts for the final two books in the Secrets trilogy. Joy is unconfined! The Secrets trilogy is set in mid-Georgia...

If you'd like to keep up to date with our books and share our news, as well as having a chance to enter our great competitions, don'...

Shopping has always been a favourite activity for women, and the passion for it was well catered for in the Regency period. Shops such as N...

In my last blog, I showed you some modern replica costumes from Jane Austen adaptations. This time, I thought you might like to see the real...

This is the rough for my next book, The House Party, which is released by Robert Hale at the end of July 2008. I'm so pleased that the a...

My new Regency from Mills & Boon is out in April but it is already on sale on the net. The Unknown Heir is a story of a woman in her twe...

Last week I finished my most recent Regency historical, Kidnapped , a story inspired by the classic book of the same name by Robert Louis St...

We're delighted to welcome Diana Birchall to the blog as our guest. Diana will be well known to Austen lovers for her books related to A...