We are all so proud of Nicola here on the blog. Publisher's Weekly said, "Ms Cornick is a rising star of the Regency genre..."...

We'd like to welcome Monica Fairview to the blog as our guest. Over to you, Monica! Thank you! My first book, An Improper Suitor is in p...

It's been really nerve wracking waiting for the first reviews of the Sourcebooks edition of Lydia Bennet's Story to come out. This i...

Serendipity was a word invented by Horace Walpole, inveterate letter-writer and gossip of the Georgian age. The man knew everybody, chatted ...

I spent a fascinating day in the Maps room at the British Library recently. I needed to know what Marseilles and Lyons looked like in 1815 f...

Yesterday I received the good news that my latest novella, A Reluctant Bride was now up on www.regencyreads.com I much prefer the new cover,...

Trial by fire new ebook out in September! Love Is not Enough/Anne Herries/Severn House is now out with soundings in audio. It took me ages ...

Just a quick note to let you all know that I am celebrating the release of my first original e-book, Moonshadows, with a competition on my w...

When I write the heroes' diaries I try to keep the tone similar to the tone of the original, bearing in mind that it's seen through ...

I've spent the weekend trying to catch up with paperwork and housework (I swear it breeds when I'm not looking) as I was away all la...

Maid of Honour is now out as an e-book! It's always exciting when a new version of a book comes out, with a brand new cover and a fresh ...

Our English weather may be damp at present, but I propose a pic-nic! They had a very fine day for Box Hill; and all the other outward circ...

Apparently the weather men have given up on us having a summer here in the UK. It's been raining rather a bit recently. However, I found...

I've been so lucky with this book, so many people enjoyed it! So thank you reviewers, for helping Seductive Secrets to succeed! Here...

The verdit on my books in the Historical Novels Review is always awaited, which is why I was pleased with Sara Wilson's thoughts on The ...

Boulogne, June 1814 It was the smell that woke him. For fully three seconds, Dominic lay quite still in the Lion d’Or’s best bed, trying to ...

As my latest book is called The House Party I thought it appropriate to talk about the reality as opposed to my fictional event. The Rege...

Queen Caroline of Brunswick, wife of George IV, “the unruly Queen,” died suddenly on August 7th 1821. Less than a month previously she had ...

I'm not actually going to blog about the Gothic in today's post, as I said I would, because I thought I'd blog about my two new ...

The July competition was to name the second story in my Aikenhead Honours trilogy. The answer is: His Reluctant Mistress . The winner is She...