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On July 22, I will celebrate the rerelease of my vampiric version of Pride and Prejudice, Vampire Darcy’s Desire under a new title, Midnight at Pemberley. I wrote the original book in 2010...


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Belle Gunness could lay claim to being the first female serial killer of modern times. Her story has fascinated me for many years. She was known to attract a large number of husbands and suitors, and she would quickly dispatch with them. Born 11 No...


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In book 5, Lyon on the Inside, of my romantic suspense series from Dragonblade Publishing, we have learned of the reasons why Lord Macedonald Duncan and his sons thought they were chasing a man, but . . .

Do you recall this scene from book 4, Lost in the Lyon’s Garden? It will make much more sense than it probably...


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It is the duty of every man, though he may have but one day to live, to devote that day to the good of his country. —Elbridge Gerry

Elbridge Gerry was born on July 17, 1744 in Marblehead, Massachusetts, the third of 12 children of Thomas Gerry and Elizabeth Greenleaf.  His mother was the daughter of a Boston merchant; his f...


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QUESTION: I am writing about a widow whose husband was reckless with money and left her with nothing when he died. She lives in a small village. If she has incurred debts to tradesmen, etc., and cannot pay, what danger/threat does she face? I figured it would be debtor’s prison in London, but did they have such things in the countrysi...


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