Continued from my post of December 4 … the second half of Chapter 1 … “I hope Claude is all right.” Lizzie looked up from the crossword. “He’s still in Venice, you know, so I wrote after we heard from Alice. All I got back was a postcard from that big exhibition they’re all attending….
I have prevailed upon one of my friends to be a guest today—Regency author Camille Elliot, who also writes Christian romantic suspense as Camy Tang. She grew up in Hawaii, where she started reading Regency romances when she was thirteen years old. She graduated from Stanford University in psychology with a focus on biology, and…
Will a daring rescue put a wedding and a future at risk? Lady Claire Trevelyan and renowned scientist Andrew Malvern are looking forward to domestic felicity in London when they are surprised by an unexpected visitor. A desperate and fugitive Alice Chalmers seeks their help—her ship has been seized in the Duchy of Venice and…
Over the course of 30 books, I’ve come to believe firmly in onsite research. Whether I’m in rural Pennsylvania working on an Amish book or in London strolling down Wilton Crescent (yes, it’s real–see? Though the address of Carrick House is not), I like to have my feet on the ground and my senses open…
There are days when technology maddens me, and there are days when, like today, I figure something out and it makes me happy. As they used to say on The X-Files, “I made this!” using video and images I shot in Venice last week.