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May 2013
Image of Never Love a Scoundrel (Secrets and Scandals)
April 2013
Image of Seducing Charlotte
April 2013
Image of Sins of a Ruthless Rogue
March 2013
Image of Secrets of a Runaway Bride
February 2013
Image of A Most Scandalous Proposal
February 2013
Image of What Happens in Scotland
February 2013
Image of The Marquess Who Loved Me (Muses of Mayfair)
February 2013
Image of When She Was Wicked
February 2013
Image of The Dark Lady: A Novel of Mad Passions
February 2013
Image of The Problem with Seduction (Volume 2)
January 2013
Image of A Convenient Bride (A School For Brides Romance)
January 2013
Image of A Secret Proposal
December 2012
Image of The Trouble with Being Wicked (The Naughty Girls)
December 2012
Image of All I Want for Christmas is a Duke
December 2012
Image of Highland Surrender
June 2013
Image of A Little Night Mischief
June 2013
Image of The Secret Life of Lady Julia
July 2013
Image of Hold On My Heart
July 2013
Image of A Secret Affair (Secret Brides)
September 2013
Image of A Most Devilish Rogue
October 2013
Image of Lady in Red: A Novel of Mad Passions
October 2013
Image of Secrets of a Scandalous Marriage
October 2013
Image of Summer Is for Lovers
November 2013
Image of Once She Was Tempted (A Honeycote Novel)
December 2013
Image of The Vanishing Thief (A Victorian Bookshop Mystery)

Author Archive

Robin Hood: Men Are Back in Tights!

 

Meggings? What are meggings? Until last week, I’d never heard of them. I should have known something was amiss when the TV commentator sort of snickered when she announced the upcoming story about meggings. Seconds later, the screen filled with photos of men who were dressed in tights. Had Robin Hood become a fashion icon? Were pointed shoes and feathered hats next?

 

Alas, this story was not about Robin Hood and his Merry Men. Meggings are a new fashion trend and famous men across America are wearing these brightly colored leggings proudly.

 

And youngsters laugh at images of 80’s mall hair, cone bras, and disco fashions.  

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Working Up Original Ideas That Sell

People often ask published authors how they came up with their first sellable story idea, and what made those stories original enough to stand out  from all of the other boy-meets-girl-loses-girl-gets-girl-back manuscripts. The simple answer is this: Wikipedia. Okay, not really. Although I can spend all day going from link to link on Wikipedia, until my head explodes, I don’t get my story ideas from there. Truthfully, my ideas come from the deep dark recesses of my brain, without any explanation. It’s a mystery.

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