Tuesday Book Club: Renee Dahlia’s To Charm A Bluestocking
Australian historical romance author, Renee Dahlia, whose debut novel To Charm A Bluestocking has just been released by Escape.
A Sporting Chance In Rome
The Romans loved their sport and would as much at home attending the Superbowl, the Melbourne Cup and the FA Cup final as any sports fanatic today.
Dark Heart Picked Up By Dragonblade Publishing
Dark Heart, my Roman-era romantic suspense, has been picked up by Dragonblade Publishing.
Sense And Sensitivity
Novels have always been dangerous creatures.
Win A Kindle Fire & Books
[vc_row padding="0"][vc_column][vc_column_text] Have you read my novella Nocturne? For a
Belle of the Ball – Elizabeth Joins The Bluestocking Belles!
[vc_row padding="0"][vc_column][vc_column_text]I have some wonderful news. I've been accepted as
Whimseys and Fairings
The industrialisation of the 18th into the 19th century brought mass manufacturing. Items previously out of the reach of the working class were suddenly affordable.
Tuesday Book Club: Alison Stuart’s And Then Mine Enemy
Alison Stuart brings as much political and social tension into her stories as she does sweeping romance.
Tuesday Book Club: Susanne Bellamy’s Winds of Change
Susanne Bellamy’s latest rural romance Winds of Change has wonderful characters and a satisfying happily ever after.
Tuesday Book Club: Darry Fraser’s Daughter of the Murray
If you loved All The Rivers Run by Nancy Cato, you’re sure to enjoy Darry Fraser’s Daughter of the Murray.