Category: regency

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Is your Christmas tree up?

I had so much fun writing this little novella, but of course you are only going to have a few weeks to grab it at just 0.99! We’re really hoping that thousands of you grab it at this bargain price because there are over twenty novellas in here for you to enjoy. So ignore the world, grab a blanket and a drink of your choice, and enjoy!

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My Christmas tree is up!

I admit it. My Christmas tree is up! I absolutely adore the season, and it’s impossible for me to stop thinking about it – and so I have put the tree up, the lights on, and there is more gingerbread in my cupboards than I know what to do with!

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Happy Halloween!

Here in England where I have grown up and still live, Halloween is celebrated very differently from in America, and so much of how I think about the day is from what I have seen in films!

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Hugs in the time of COVID

You know, I never thought I would think of a hug as a powerful thing, until this year.

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Surprise! Another Christmas anthology!

I know, I have been busy! As well as O Night Divine, this year I am a part of another Christmas anthology – this one is called Have Yourself a Merry Little Secret!

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Grab this Christmas boxset!

I ADORE Christmas. Honestly, I’ve been counting down for weeks until I could reveal this information, and I am so thrilled to now say that I am part of a Dragonblade Publishing Christmas boxset!

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Medieval romance vs Regency romance

Okay, here we go: it’s time to decide which is the best, medieval romance or Regency romance. Let me just be upfront right now and say that I have written romances in both the medieval era and the Regency era. I love reading books based in both of those eras, and a few in and around that! But they are incredibly different… Medieval romances … Read More Medieval romance vs Regency romance

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Writing historical romance during #BlackLivesMatter

I don’t want this blog to be long. I’m a definite benefactor of white privilege, and I want to encourage you read more authors of colour. So instead of me talking about how #BlackLivesMatter, let’s all do something. Let’s support historical romance authors of colour, who write INCREDIBLE historical romance! THE COST OF LOVE BOXED SET: by G. S. Carr Carr’s attention to emotional … Read More Writing historical romance during #BlackLivesMatter

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The reviews are in!

I’ll admit it: I was a little worried what my lovely readers would think of my latest book, Always the Courtesan. It’s very different from my other books, and I was concerned that people wouldn’t want to read about a young Regency lady who was abducted and forced to work in a brothel. Well, the reviews are in: and you love it! “Enjoyable and … Read More The reviews are in!

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Once Upon a Christmas Wedding is LIVE!

I cannot believe it is here – after keeping it under wraps for so long, Once Upon a Christmas Wedding is live and ready for you!

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Dukes, Viscounts, Earls oh my!

It’s difficult to read a historical romance these days without getting utterly overwhelmed by titles. Dukes, Earls, Viscounts, Counts: every single man seems to need a title to be attractive, and that can make things complicated. Take William Lennox, Duke of Mercia, for example (spoilers: he’s a character in a new book that will be published next year!). To his brother, he’s Will. To … Read More Dukes, Viscounts, Earls oh my!

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Beached with a Baronet is Live!

I’m SO excited to announce that my latest Ravishing Regencies romance is now out! A man who wants to be alone, and a woman seeking shelter from the cold – and neither can hold out from temptation… Sir Moses of Wandorne is a miser. Despite not even reaching thirty, his miserable outlook on life and mysterious past means that he is usually left alone: which is … Read More Beached with a Baronet is Live!