Excerpt: The Weekday Meal It has been a hectic month, so I’m reverting to the preverbal cakewalk and sharing with you the next chapter in my latest WIP. If you want to receive notifications of any of my new releases, please follow me on Amazon using this link. I hope you enjoy the excerpt! Chapter… Read the full blog post …
A River of Beer is Still a River If you’ve read many of my posts, you probably know I love finding interesting historical stories and learning how people have solved mysteries from the past. When I sat down to write this month’s post, it occurred to me that maybe I’ve been inconsiderate. Just because something… Read the full blog post …
Wisps – magical creatures or scientific anomalies Last week, my son cracked his phone screen. Although we had to replace it, I thought the crack was pretty cool looking. My first reaction was that it reminded me of a will-of-the-wisp, but then I realized I known next to nothing about wisps. What are they supposed… Read the full blog post …
Uh-Oh… looks like another excerpt I just looked at the calendar and realized it was time for my monthly blog. I had something I’d meant to write about, but time got away from me. So, because of a busy month and poor planning, today I’m sharing an excerpt from my current work in progress. Since… Read the full blog post …
Goodness, it’s that time of month again, how time flies. I promised in the comments in my last post to have an excerpt ready for you, which I have done, but only barely. I haven’t written very much since we last visited. I’m torn between two different stories. The excerpt below is from a standard… Read the full blog post …
Before we talk flooring, I need to thank all of you for giving Franchise and Follies such a friendly welcome. It is performing better than expected, and I’m elated. That should be enough to get me to start on that next book, but I will admit, my focus for this month continues to be on… Read the full blog post …
Still need your copy of Franchise & Follies? Click here for your preferred Amazon retailer. I’m beyond excited that the official release date for my latest Pride and Prejudice Variation, Franchise & Follies, is December 30th! I scheduled the release two days after this blog post so anyone reading this still had an opportunity to… Read the full blog post …
Can you believe this is the last day of November? If you are an American, chances are that you have just finished celebrating Thanksgiving and are busy preparing for December’s festivities. It’s a busy time of year. For our family, it’s a touch busier than normal as we are in the middle of purchasing a… Read the full blog post …
Austen Authors is pleased to announce the winners of Cinnamon Worth‘s Autumn Giveaway. Lynn Char and Forever His will each receive a lovely seasonal table runner created by Ms. Worth. Congratulations, Ladies. Please contact Regina Jeffers, Giveaway Coordinator, at reginalm@rjeffers.com to claim your prize. [According to stated giveaway rules on Austen Authors, all prizes… Read the full blog post …
What better way to start off November than with a giveaway? Can you sense my excitement and happy dance from your side of the screen? I have finished my first draft of Franchise and Follies and am awaiting feedback from my editor. While I understand reaching this goal post does not mean the race is… Read the full blog post …
The Perils of War – Regency Era If you love Jane Austen, you also love Regency Era articles, right? I hope so. You see, I looked at my calendar a few days ago and was reminded that my opportunity to share a post with this wonderful JAFF community was fast approaching. I was torn over… Read the full blog post …
I frequently reflect on how different our lives are from the lives of those that lived during the Georgian Period, but occasionally, I am reminded in surprising ways that human nature is rather constant. As a case in point, let’s consider reality television. Back in 2012, there was a reality show called Extreme Cheapskates. It… Read the full blog post …
As I continue to work on my next book, I found I wanted to know a little more about the history of scarlet fever. You see, I needed to use a disease that would keep Elizabeth away from Longbourn so she would be forced to interact with Darcy at Netherfield, but I didn’t want a… Read the full blog post …
