Yahoo’s Romantic Historical Fiction Lovers Give Away of The Queen’s Pawn
Monday, July 12th, 2010 | Give Away, The Queen's Pawn | 18 Comments
I am giving away copies of my novel, THE QUEEN’S PAWN, to lucky two members of Yahoo’s Romantic Historical Fiction Lovers Discussion Group… if you are a member of our group and would like a copy, just leave a comment here and I will put your name in the proverbial hat… The giveaway will run from today until August 4th…
Q&A with Catherine Delors: For the King
Thursday, July 8th, 2010 | Catherine Delors, Guest Posts | No Comments
Catherine has been kind enough to answer some questions for us about her novel and her process in writing it…
1. Catherine, thank you so much for being here today. Your first novel, Mistress of the Revolution, was set a few years before the events of your latest book, For the King. Is there any one thing that draws you back to this period of time again and again?
Catherine Delors: For the King
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010 | Catherine Delors, Guest Posts | No Comments
I am so excited…Catherine Delors will be on my site this week for a special Thursday Q&A…Her latest novel, For the King, a fabulous thriller set in Post Revolutionary France, will be available in stores tomorrow.
In the first chapter, someone tries to blow First Consul Napoleon sky high…and it only gets better from there! Tune in tomorrow to hear from Catherine…
Deadline Made!
Friday, July 2nd, 2010 | Eleanor of Aquitaine, To Be Queen | 6 Comments
Well, the latest revision for To Be Queen has been turned in to my editor…whoo hoo! Now I am headed to the beach before I start outlining the next one…even Eleanor needs to take a day off…
A Quote from Eleanor
Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 | Eleanor of Aquitaine, To Be Queen | No Comments
In TO BE QUEEN, Eleanor of Aquitaine is a musician as well as a ruler.
"I sang a short song that I had written for my little sister, Petra , to cheer her when she was sick with fever. I sang of a magic mirror that showed each woman herself as she really was. The power of a woman’s inner strength, held clear in her own mind, could conquer the world."
