UK-based Pan Macmillan is publishing its own edition of The Redemption of Philip Thane and I’m tickled pink to share the front cover image with you here!
“Bridgerton meets Groundhog Day in this rip-roaring Regency comedy for fans of Julia Quinn, Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer.”
Isn’t it GORGEOUS?!?
You can preorder by clicking on the link above, or, if you’re wanting the Avon Books/HarperCollins edition, click here.
It is VERY HOT here in eastern Washington, and this delightful artwork is especially appealing right now. :)
Andrea De Santis
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.
To learn more about The Worst Duke in the World, read Chapter 1, listen to an audiobook sample, and check out some of the nice things people are saying about it, click here.
“Enchanting . . . Champagne in book form — bubbly, fun, and intoxicating.” —Entertainment Weekly
Want to see its Pinterest board, filled with inspirations, allusions, Easter eggs and assorted amusements? Click here.
For those of us who like to read more than one book at a time!
Via @HaggardHawks on Twitter: “Invented by the Italian engineer Agostino Ramelli in 1588, a bookwheel is a rotating library.”
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!).
Would you like to read the scene for yourself? Click here to read Chapter 1.
If you’d like to see all your various ordering options (in print, ebook and audio) or check out the nice things people are saying
about The Worst Duke in the World, click here.
And to learn more about the incredibly talented artists who created this illustration, Anna and Elena Balbusso, click here.
Delighted to be interviewed by Bubbles & Books, in which I dish about the hardest scene to write in Engaged to the Earl, three must-have qualities for an irresistible love interest, my time-tested research strategies when writing, tidbits about my next book, and more.
“The author’s effortlessly elegant writing and impeccably rendered Regency setting are perfectly paired with a full cadre of exquisitely realized characters and a delightfully done friends-to-lovers love story that is fueled by equal measures of sweet charm, sharp wit, and heart-melting sexual chemistry.” —Booklist, starred review
Click here to read!
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And if you’d like to learn more about Engaged to the Earl, read Chapter 1, order a copy, and check out some of the nice things people have been saying about it, click here.
Check out this rock a geologist recently found in Brazil!
Further proof that Nature is awesome. ♥
Read all about it here.
From my lovely publisher Avon Books:
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Reupping this delightful graphic for all my fellow P&P aficionados!
