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Women’s Suffrage during the Regency time period? You bet and when I tell the story, it is filled with romance! ON-SALE Now.
Read what reviewers have said about Scarlet.
“Jen handled her adaptation beautifully, she makes the history of this tumultuous era come alive. Those familiar with The fictional world of The Pimpernel will appreciate her salute to the original and lovers of history will applaud how she makes the French Revolution personal, and intimate.
“She has a beautiful grasp on our innate desire for freedom and infuses that into her story. The plot is heart rending and suspenseful. The romance is toe tingling and the characters are so realistic, for the first time in my life, I felt emotionally connected to Marie Antoinette. With a strong female character you can root for this is one of my new favorite Pimpernel adaptations.” Beautiful review from bookconfessionsblog.wordpress.
Time Travel Romance. Kate and Leopold in a way you’ve never seen it before. Dating the Duke. Available now.
Regency Fairytale. Rumplestilskin. How did I manage that one? People are calling it clever, surprising, excellent retelling. Available Now.
Coming to America and Maid in Disguise. Two popular movie titles. What could they possibly have to do with a Regency romance novel? His Lady in Hiding. Also coming soon!
Prequel to Tabitha’s Folly Damen, most valued footman of the Countess Du’ Brevan, walked precisely three steps behind his employer, cradling her dog in his arms. She waved impatiently but kept at her slow pace. “Come Damen, I insist upon personally inspecting each of…
While researching for A Lady’s Maid, I found myself on numerous occasions, standing up and pacing. “How?” “Why?” Even the teenage, “I can’t even…” all rushed through my mind. Then I would rush back to the screen, trying to puzzle through how a human…
Yes. Women were there, asking for the right to vote while Darcy found Elizabeth not tolerable enough. Women were there when Heathcliff was making us all depressed. Women were marching for suffrage during the Dashwoods’ many plights. Women were there during Roman times. Women…
The nitty gritty about the first scene in Scarlet: I have wanted to talk about retellings for some time. What makes a good retelling? Do we want to stay in that world longer, and so as a reader we look for new characters in…
