Happy birthday to Save the Last Dance for Me, published on its own (it was previously part of an anthology) on this day in 2015 (ten years ago!). This is the book that kicked off my career as a published author 🎉🎉🎉

Happy birthday to Save the Last Dance for Me, published on its own (it was previously part of an anthology) on this day in 2015 (ten years ago!). This is the book that kicked off my career as a published author 🎉🎉🎉

Summer is on its way out in the northern hemisphere and school is back in session, but you can still get these historical romance books free…
From Regency balls to dusty Western trails to the 1960s Space Race, discover your next sweet historical happily-ever-after in this curated collection of low heat historical freebies.

For historical romance of all heat levels, check out this other collection of histrom freebies!

Note: you may need to subscribe to the authors’ newsletters to receive some or all of the free books, including a version of Save the Last Dance for Me that was annotated by the author (me!) and the Duke of Darkness epilogue.
Seven series starters from award-winning and best-selling authors. Lovers of sweet romance will enjoy this collection of shorter stories with your favorite tropes: enemies to lovers, fake betrothal, second-chance romance, and more!
This anthology includes:
My Fair Regency: Tales From Holidays Throughout The Year is now available at all major ebook retailers!
Celebrate Regency romance all year long with this collection of short stories set during holidays and festivals throughout the four seasons! Fans of sweet romance will enjoy stories set from May Day all the way to Twelfth Night, featuring some of your favorite tropes—enemies-to-lovers, second-chance romance, forbidden love, friends-to-lovers, and more!
This anthology includes:
My Fair Regency: Tales From Holiday Throughout The Year is now available for pre-order!
Celebrate Regency romance all year long with this collection of short stories set during holidays and festivals throughout the four seasons! Fans of sweet romance will enjoy stories set from May Day all the way to Twelfth Night, featuring some of your favorite tropes—enemies-to-lovers, second-chance romance, forbidden love, friends-to-lovers, and more!
I’ll be raising the price of Save the Last Dance for Me in ebook in a few days. It’s currently $0.99 USD, but will go up to $2.99 USD. Grab it while it’s still only a buck!
The audiobook will remain at $5.99.
Happy belated book birthday to The Good, The Bad, And The Scandalous, published six years ago yesterday ![]()
It was my first full length novel and part of the multi-author Heart of a Hero Series where one or both main characters are Regency homages to superheroes. Scandalous features Andrew Elliott, Earl of Hartland who is loosely based on Tony Stark/Iron Man, and Sarah Shipton, a woman hunted for a wrong she didn’t even know she committed.
Happy book birthday to No Rest for the Wicked
First published on this day 6 years ago, it kicked off the multi-author series The Heart of a Hero and introduced Michael and Joanna Devlin, who are mortal Georgian-era homages to Daredevil and Black Widow.

When Lady Honoria Maitland reunites with her old friend Benedict Grey, she proposes an arrangement: a faux courtship that will smooth Benedict’s re-entry into society and please her father. But Honoria’s clever plan fails to account for Benedict’s heart…or her own desires.
This novella has:
Set in London during the Season.
Heat Level: 1 flame – kisses only
Hello fellow readers! We’re 2/3 of the way through 2021–how is your TBR Challenge going?
Mine is still going so very, very slowly, lol. But I’m making progress. I recently had my schedule changed at the day job, so I’ve started sleeping better and that makes me want to get back into the things I’ve been neglecting this year (reading among them). I’ve also continued to listen to audiobooks while I do yardwork–I’m about 3/4 of the way through Persuasion at the moment with a long weekend of outdoor chores coming up, so I expect to finish that one shortly. I’ve got two other (paper) books going, but they’re both professional development-type things, which have been difficult to focus on lately. I’m hoping both the schedule change and long weekend will help me reduce this sleep deficit I have going, and the PD things will be interesting again 🙂
So, while I’m still in the single digits of books read this year, we still have 18 weeks or so left in 2021 and I think I can get to my goal of 20 TBR books read. If I can do it while getting my writing back on track, even better!
