I just returned from Calgary a few days ago, where I attended the When Words Collide conference. It’s my third year, and I did a lot of running around, participating in panels and conducting workshops. I made a rather large ooops, though. I left my flat shoes at home. Which wouldn’t be such a great deal, I guess,
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You can buy Ashes of Pride direct from me, or from your favourite bookseller.
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I can’t believe that I can see the end of this massively long series from here! I started the Scandalous Scions series on May 11, 2017, with the release of the prequel, Rose of Ebony. In just over two years, there have been 10 books released in the series, the prequel, and the story bonus, Lost at
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For some of you, the wait is over. If you pre-ordered your copy of Ashes of Pride from me, then you will already have your copy. Enjoy! I’ve had one very early review on the book already: As always the author kept me on edge wondering how can she entangle such a thick thread of events
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I found myself in interesting territory, while writing the eleventh installment of the Scandalous Scions series. The heroine in the story is an artist, and facing the age-old decision of art-or-everything-else. I’m not a painter, but my daughter-in-law is a talent, prize-winning artist, so I’ve picked up odd bits here and there about the art
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It’s pretty common and far easier to think of the “Victorian Era” as one unchanging snapshot in time, where the women wore pretty things and the men were all gentlemen and lords. The Victorian era, though, lasted 64 years, from 20 June, 1837 until Queen Victoria’s death on 22 January, 1901. In that time, the world
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