. . . what he’s thinking, don’t you?

Relevant to a little recurring joke in The Redemption of Philip Thane. :)

The artist is Kyohi-no-Mekura.

More about this next book in my Penhallow Dynasty series, here.

Coming your way December 28!

Like this one, this gorgeous illustration evokes for me the interval in The Worst Duke in the World when it seems that Jane and Anthony may be parted forever. (Spoiler alert: they won’t be!) There’s something about her expression here — with its fierce intelligence and determination — which is very Jane-like. :)

The gifted artist is Caroline Garcia; more about her and her work here.

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“Enchanting . . . Champagne in book form — bubbly, fun, and intoxicating.” —Entertainment Weekly

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My childhood in a nutshell. ♥

The artists who created this glorious illustration are Trindles & Read. More about them here.

I love a good slow-burn romance. :)

Of course this is a beautifully rendered moment from Pride and Prejudice, but it could ALSO be my heroine Jane Kent in the very first scene from my own The Worst Duke in the World (even to the muddy hem of her gown!).

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A perfect title for this delightful (and delicious) artwork by Jungho Lee!

I feel very seen. ♥

Isn’t this a lovely (and possibly perfect) image for Feelgood Friday? ♥

via Helen Warlow on Twitter

The painting is Evening Reading by the Swedish painter Georg Vilhelm Pauli, 1884.

In my upcoming The Worst Duke in the World, I feature — for the first time in my Penhallow Dynasty series — a protagonist who’s a single parent. In this case, Anthony Farr, the Duke of Radcliffe. It was so much fun writing his son, the bright, lively, 8-year-old Wakefield! I rather fancy that he looks a bit like this charming lad . . .

Do you enjoy single-parent romances?

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Coming your way January 12!

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