Regency romance redrawn with Author Cora Lee
For today only–December 1, 2023–over 100 historical romance ebooks are priced at $0.99 each, including Kissing by the Mistletoe! Regencies, Edwardians, and even historical American Westerns, from steamy to sweet there’s something for everyone 
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
And I’m posting chapters of my current Work-in-Progress When I Fall In Love as I write them! If you read Kissing by the Mistletoe and wondered when Kit was going to get his own book, or you just want to read a sweet Regency romance novella about a gentleman farmer, the neighbor he grew up with, and her goose, you can do it on Ko-Fi for the price of a cup of coffee. You can even leave comments on what you’ve read 😊
2021 has come and gone, fellow readers. Did you make your TBR Challenge goals?
For the second year in a row, I didn’t. And for the first time ever, the number of books I did read was only in the single digits. One the one hand, I’m disappointed–not just because I didn’t make my goal, but because reading has always been an activity I loved and spending less time with books makes me sad on several levels. On the other hand, it was an arbitrary number and while 2021 was better to me than 2020 was, it was still a rough year. So I’m shrugging my shoulders and closing the book–so to speak–on the 2021 TBR Challenge. The phrase “it is what it is” has been used perhaps too much lately, but 2021 was what it was.
At the end of 2020 I wished for peace and energy in the new year, but for 2022 I wish for healing and rest. I have a feeling there are a lot of us who could use both.
We have just under 4 weeks left in 2021, fellow readers! Are you going to make your TBR Challegne goal?
I’m still sitting at 4 TBR books read out of the 20 I’d hoped to read this year, but I have hope that I can get 16 more books in before the new year begins. With the exception of a couple of chores, outdoor stuff is done for the season–that was my audiobook listening time, so I don’t know how much more listening I’ll do until the weather warms up again. And I’m (slowly) plotting a new book, so that’s taking up some of the time I gained back when the yardwork went away. But I have some time off from the day job at the end of the month, and we’re still slow(ish) during the day so I have the energy to read once I’m clocked out.
I’m also wanting to read again, which has been my biggest struggle. Between this year’s changes (new house that needs more care than the the last place, new job that requires more hours than the last one) and the things that carried over (still on the board of Regency Fiction Writers, still have all the author-y things that need doing in addition to writing), I haven’t had a lot of mental bandwidth available for fun things. But that’s coming back! So here’s to cramming as much reading time into the rest of 2021 as we can ❤
And Then She Kissed Him 