Visiting Mia Marlowe with a #Giveaway, talking about Roman stuff

Sometimes I put stuff in a story just because I feel like it. Because I find it interesting. That's why I put some Roman ruins and a buried hoard of coins in my new novella, Under a New Year's Enchantment. It turned out that my Regency characters were just as fascinated with the Ancient World as I am--and sometimes, encouraging a mutual interest is a means to get closer in other ways. :~))


Go on over to Mia Marlowe's blog today to read more and comment for a chance to win a download. Mia's giving away free copies of Plaid to the Bone as well, so it's a double giveaway today.

I don't have any pics of ruins or coins, but here I am (in red) at the Doge's Palace in Venice -- about as close as I can come to a Roman pic today. We didn't get to tour the palace during that visit, but I hope to go to Venice again some day.

Barbara

ROMANCE OF THE TOE BONE!

Okay, so that's not the real title of my new Undone. I knew Harlequin wouldn't let me use that. What sort of  pictures does it conjure up for you? Funny? Or gruesome?

My new little e-novella, which is actually called THE UNREPENTANT RAKE, isn't gruesome at all. The toe bone is a holy relic, and today I'm at Mia Marlowe's blog talking about it, as well as giving away a free download:

http://miamarlowe.com/blog/

Best wishes and happy reading,
Barbara