Today, March 25th, Eileen Dandashi is interviewing me again, among other things about how a stately home inspired a novella.
And on Thursday, March 27th, she's reviewing my May Day Mischief novella duet, just in time for anyone who plans to roll naked in the dew on May Day morning. (Yes, I know it's a month away, but it would take me a while to psych myself up. If I were going to do such a thing. Which I'm not. Just saying!)
I will give away a download of the two novellas in the duet to one commenter from either today or Thursday.
Barbara
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Monday, March 17, 2014
Defending #Superstition, #Giveaway, #Indian Mounds and #Ostriches
I have a busy two days this week.
Today, Monday, I'm posting my first blog at Embracing Romance.
It's St. Patrick's Day, which reminded me of my visit to Ireland, so I've got pics from my visit to the land of the fairy folk.
(And there will be a giveaway.)
Also, the kind and generous Eileen Dandashi is continuing to feature me with an interview today on Indian Mounds, which were significant in my inspiration for Heart of Constantine.
Tomorrow, Eileen will post her review of Heart of Constantine and I'll tell you about ostriches in Swaziland. (And there will be another giveaway!)
Barbara
Today, Monday, I'm posting my first blog at Embracing Romance.
It's St. Patrick's Day, which reminded me of my visit to Ireland, so I've got pics from my visit to the land of the fairy folk.
(And there will be a giveaway.)
Also, the kind and generous Eileen Dandashi is continuing to feature me with an interview today on Indian Mounds, which were significant in my inspiration for Heart of Constantine.
Tomorrow, Eileen will post her review of Heart of Constantine and I'll tell you about ostriches in Swaziland. (And there will be another giveaway!)
Barbara
Thursday, March 13, 2014
March Featured Author, Lovely Review, and Travels!
Today I'm at Eileen Dandashi's blog again. :) She has very kindly made me her March featured author, and she gave me a lovely review of Tastes of Love & Evil a few days ago. Click here to see her review.
Today she's interviewing me about my travels and my dream destination. At the moment, it's Scotland! Actually, I've always wanted to go to the Isle of Skye -- at least, ever since childhood when we sang the song about the boat taking Bonny Prince Charlie to Skye. It seemed awfully romantic. Then I read Mary Stewart's Wildfire at Midnight, one of my all time favorite romantic suspense novels, which takes place on Skye. Lately I've been reading Vonda Sinclair's fabulous blogs about castles in Scotland. How can anyone resist going to see them?
Anyway, to read the interview, go here. There will be another review and interview next week. I will post more info here when I have it.
Barbara
Monday, March 3, 2014
Embracing Romance! And Eileen Dandashi's Featured Author, too!
I'm very happy to announce that I've joined a brand new group blog, Embracing Romance, with a bunch of other authors. We all write historical romances, but we write other genres, too. It's a fun new venture, and maybe I will actually get around to blogging regularly. I hope so. Click here to see our great new blog site.
I'll still keep this blog open, but it will be used much as before -- mostly announcements to redirect you elsewhere, and the occasional recipe.
Also, I'm thrilled to bits that Eileen Dandashi has chosen me as her Featured Author for March on Booktalk with Eileen. The first post is already up, with my bio and a review of Sunrise in a Garden of Love & Evil. Thank you so much, Eileen! I'll have more news about this as the month goes on.
Eileen does wonderful, thoughtful reviews, and I encourage you to visit her site regularly.
Just for fun, a cat pic. If I'd snapped it a second sooner, both cats would have had their eyes closed -- sleeping in tandem.
I'll still keep this blog open, but it will be used much as before -- mostly announcements to redirect you elsewhere, and the occasional recipe.
Also, I'm thrilled to bits that Eileen Dandashi has chosen me as her Featured Author for March on Booktalk with Eileen. The first post is already up, with my bio and a review of Sunrise in a Garden of Love & Evil. Thank you so much, Eileen! I'll have more news about this as the month goes on.
Eileen does wonderful, thoughtful reviews, and I encourage you to visit her site regularly.
Just for fun, a cat pic. If I'd snapped it a second sooner, both cats would have had their eyes closed -- sleeping in tandem.
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