This post appeared on a blog now long gone, when I was first touring for the release of Bannockburn Binding. As time travel romances are creeping back into my production schedule, I thought I’d add it here. — t. The United Kingdom today includes Scotland, Wales and Britain, but it took centuries and blood to unite
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It seems I have shot myself in the foot again. It only seems that way, because I’ve been bitten by time. You’d think, given my time-travel novels, I’d know better. However. In April 2016 I released a post, “By Any Other Name…? No, I Don’t Think So”, where I confessed my shock and surprise at
844 years ago today, in 1174, Baldwin IV became King of Jerusalem. He was only thirteen years old and a regent, the Count of Tripoli, controlled the kingdom for two years before Baldwin reached his majority. Not only did Baldwin have to control a sprawling kingdom, but it was–even in the 12th century–one of the
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Another post in the continuing series on things we don’t have to do anymore. These days, pickling vegetables and making jam is either a quaint past time mostly within the province of women, or it is a survival skill developed by preppers for when the shit hits the fan. Time was, collection, preserving and storing
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In a way I’m almost sad that this book has now been released, because excuses to talk about it will be limited in the future. I like talking about this book, because I get to flaunt the cover. And I love the cover. The hero is so perfectly Adán, I feel that Dar Albert, the cover
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This post, just like “Why Time Travel Romances Wouldn’t Work Outside Romance Novels“, first appeared on a blog now long gone, as part of the book launch tour for the vampire time travel romance novel, Bannockburn Binding. -t. I have a love/hate relationship with television series. I don’t watch live television because the advertisements and constant
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This post first appeared on a blog site long gone, in 2011, when I first released Bannockburn Binding. I’ve reproduced it here because it’s a good discussion about time travel (which I am so happy to be back into writing!!) -t. Time Travel romances are a particular favourite of mine. I got hooked on the idea
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On Tuesday, the first official week of the new Kiss Across Time Reading Group gets underway. For the next few months, we will be reading the next book in the Kiss Across Time series every two weeks, leading up to the release of the brand new Book 8, Kiss Across Tomorrow, in November. (If you’re
I’ve had readers pelt me with virtual olives, for not allowing them to pre-order from Amazon at the same time every else gets to pre-order from B&N, Kobo and iTunes. This is not actually something I can control. I’m not being mean. Amazon doesn’t allow authors to set up pre-orders earlier than 90 days before
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I was very pleased to be included in the Canadian-Author-Only Canada Day sale on Kobo this week. There are massive discounts available, too. My book, Born of No Man, which is the first book in the Once and Future Hearts series, is discounted from $4.99 to $1.99 from June 28 to July 3rd. There are many
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