Marguerite Kaye's Blog, page 10
July 2, 2019
Bute Walks – Ascog and the Victorian Fernery
You’ll be well aware, if you follow me on Facebook, that I recently spent a driech (Scots words meaning grey and wet) week on the Isle of Bute visiting family, doing a bit of writing, hoping a change of scene … Continue reading →
June 5, 2019
New Releases in Denmark, Sweden and Australia
Fælles bedrag Miniserie: Bundet af en skandale (2) Alle kvinder vil giftes med ham, men hvad hvis han allerede er afsat? Jean-Luc Bauduin er den mest eftertragtede ungkarl i selskabslivet i Paris, og han er fast besluttet på at vælge … Continue reading →
June 4, 2019
I Have a Winner
Thank you to all who entered my giveaway which is now closed, and for your fabulous ideas about future romances. I’m now absolutely determined to write a heroine in her forties very soon, and to include more diverse occupations, especially … Continue reading →
May 31, 2019
Fifty Books, a Decade of Writing and a Giveaway to Celebrate
Today I’m celebrating a huge personal milestone – the official release of my 50th book for Harlequin Mills&Boon. Just in case you’ve missed the song and dance I’ve been making here and on my other social media this week (seriously, … Continue reading →
May 30, 2019
Phoebe’s Recipe for Happiness
Phoebe’s Recipe For Happiness Phoebe, the heroine of my 50th book, A Wife Worth Investing In, is passionate about cooking. In particular, she is passionate about cooking for those she loves, serving up the kind of food that they adore, … Continue reading →
May 29, 2019
Paris – On Foot and on the Page
The opening scene of my 50th book, A Wife Worth Investing In, is set in Paris where Phoebe, a wannabe chef, meets Owen, the man who (unbeknownst to either of them) she will marry two years later. Their paths cross … Continue reading →
May 28, 2019
Oh Sister, Where Art Thou?
Wannabe writers are forever being advised to “write about what you know, write from experience”. As the eldest of four very confident and opinionated sisters (and three brothers too), it’s therefore not altogether surprising that I’ve written a lot of … Continue reading →
May 14, 2019
Shaking Up the Sheikh Trope
One of the biggest challenges, for me, in writing historical romance, is trying to write a strong, independent heroine who sits believably within the historical context. If a genteel woman hasn’t inherited money, then trying to find a realistic way … Continue reading →
May 8, 2019
New Release in Australia
The Earl’s Countess of Convenience/Reunited with His Long-Lost Cinderella, out now in a print duet in Australia, or available as a single title in digital format. The Earl’s Countess Of Convenience – Marguerite Kaye Eloise Brannagh has witnessed first-hand the … Continue reading →
Giveaway Winners
Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway to celebrate the release of The Earl’s Countess of Convenience, I really enjoyed reading your comments. Congratulations to to Sally Freytag, who wins the cosy and a signed book, and to Rita … Continue reading →
