GONE WITH THE WIND is 82 Today I ran this post eight years ago, in 2011. How time flies! As rumours seem to continue about a possible remake of the movie (starring Hugh Jackman is Rhett Butler, Yum!!), the interest in Gone With The Wind continues. –t. Gone With The Wind, a romance movie staple, is 74 […]
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If you’re into the King Arthur romance series, Once and Future Hearts, then I think you’ll love Book 3! I had so much fun writing it. Not because it’s a fun book, but because in Book 3, some of the epic, tragic events that thread through the Arthurian mythology are starting to form and influence the characters.
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I’m currently suffering through the first cold I’ve had in years — and not doing it very gracefully, I might add. It is sapping my energy. So I thought I would post this longish article about paranormal talents — another of a huge group of guest posts on blogs that have evaporated in the meantime.
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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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