News
New Releases in Greece
I’m delighted to tell you that Στο Χαρέμι ενός Σεΐχη (Innocent in the Sheikh’s Harem) and Η Γκουβερνάντα και ο Σεΐχης (The Governess and the Sheikh) are now out in Greece.
The covers are very similar to the US and Italian editions. I love them, what do you think?
Castonbury Park Update
Castonbury Park, the Regency upstairs/downstairs series which I worked on with seven other Harlequin Historical authors, is now available for pre-order in the UK. Just to whet your appetite, I’ve got excerpts from both my books up now.
Flirting with Ruin is the Undone! prequel, which sets the scene for the series and will be available in ebook form in June. And The Lady Who Broke the Rules, my full-length book and the third in the series, will be out in October.
Lots more details and blogging with my co-authors coming soon. Details will be in the next newsletter, but in the meantime, why not read the excerpts and pop over to my Facebook page to tell me what you think.
New Cover – Outrageous Confessions of Lady Deborah
Here it is, the cover of my August release. I love it, I think it really captures the essence of my subversive heroine.
Why not pop over to my Facebook page and tell me what you think, I’d love to know.
New Release – Rake with a Frozen Heart
It’s official and I’m delighted. Rake with a Frozen Heart is out today in the UK, Canada and United States, in print and digital, all at the same time!
It’s been getting some great reviews. Thank you so much to everyone who has taken the time to read and share their thoughts. If you want to see what other people think, then check out the Goodreads page.
And there’s another chance to win a print copy over on Elaine Pillay’s blog, where I’m talking about the challenge of writing those ‘behind the bedroom door’ scenes.
Character, Plot and a Giveaway
I’m talking about the long and sometimes painful journey that was writing Rake with a Frozen Heart over on the Harlequin Historical author’s blog here. I’m also giving away a copy of the book. All you have to do is comment to be in with a chance of winning.
Look forward to seeing you there.
