I picked the wrong week to redecorate the blog. I’m busy, so very busy getting ready for the rerelease of Undeceived next month, but sometimes you just have to dig in and change what needs to be changed. Nothing much had changed around here in 2 years, and it was time to sweep out the […]
Hi folks! It’s not a complete surprise—the advanced reader team has had a look already—but I wanted to share my new cover for the second edition of Undeceived: Pride and Prejudice in the Spy Game. Thanks to the staff at 100Covers for the great design! “…if I endeavor to undeceive people as to the rest
It’s been an eventful month here—I’ve put the final touches on an audiobook version of I Could Write a Book, narrated by Emily Rahm, which released this week on Audible, Amazon, and Apple Books. And I’ve been busy writing thank-yous for inclusion of a couple of my projects on some wonderful Best of 2018 lists! It’s always gratifying when reviewers
*Author’s Note* This is a blog post I wrote while I was penning what would eventually become I Could Write a Book – 2 1/2 years ago if you can imagine that. It seemed a fitting way to celebrate the audiobook release. So, sit back and enjoy a few minutes with…Mr. Knightley. <3 I’m currently
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To celebrate the holidays, several Austenesque authors with ties to the US South, led by the intrepid Elizabeth Adams, have come together to put together a giveaway box of Southern Comfort—chock full of books and goodies. Authors Elizabeth Adams, Jack Caldwell, Karen M Cox (yours truly), LL Diamond, Leigh Dreyer, Beau North, Samantha Whitman; Quill
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It’s started – the best of 2018 list season. I’m always ambivalent about the Best of Lists, until I’m on one – lol. Seriously, it’s amazing to know someone enjoyed my work enough to remember it fondly months later. This week, Tina at Half Agony, Half Hope blog honored Son of a Preacher Man by including
Here’s a link to Anna’s review of Yuletide. I didn’t contribute writing-wise to this project, the proceeds of which benefit the Centre for the Study of Early Women’s Writing, 1600-1830 at Chawton Great House (the estate of Jane Austen’s brother Edward.) But I did the interior formatting as my donation, and I’m so proud of
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Learn about the creation of Yuletide at From Pemberley to Milton.
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This story touched my heart. Oh, dear, sweet, funny, exasperating Miss Bates! Read the excerpt at Diary of on Eccentric
Hello friends, and happy November! A blogger and reviewer buddy just revamped her book blogging site, and you all should take a look. Ms. BirdLady is serious about recommending fun and romantic books! ChickLitShop She’s also posted a very nice review of Find Wonder in All Things
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