Hi, Jo Beverley here, writing about one of my favourite plot lines. MOC = Marriage of Convenience, though in historical romance novels t...

I have yet to find a more romantic place than Cornwall. Romance hangs in the air on secluded beaches that make you think of smugglers and...

  This month I have been researching the Edwardian era for my novel about suffragettes and decided to give one of my characters the name ...

Last week I released The Duke and Miss Bannerman – again. I wrote this book many years ago and sold it to DC Thomson, then to large print...

I've just been re-reading Pride and Prejudice , and I found myself wondering what, if anything, could be said in Mrs Bennet's favour...

My very latest Sarah Mallory novel , Return of the Runaway , is published next month, so I thought I would give you a sneak preview of t...

  Afternoon tea at the Fan Museum I love a beautiful fan, and they have been the must-have accessory for  young women in the UK since t...

West Wycombe Park, Buckinghamshire If you find yourself in Buckinghamshire, you might enjoy stopping in the little village of West Wyco...

In my new novella, out next month, a gentleman who unexpectedly comes into an earldom meets a businesswoman from the City of London, and th...

Okay then, hands up anyone visiting this blog who’s going to admit to reading Seth Grahame-Smith’s classic PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AND Z...