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Inheritance Books – Jo Beverley

This week I’m delighted to have romance novelist extraordinaire, Jo Beverley visiting the site!

Welcome to Inheritance Books, Jo. Please, tell us a bit about yourself.

Hi, I’m Jo Beverley, bestselling author of historical romance. I lived in England until I was thirty, then emigrated to Canada for the next three decades. Now I’m back in England, enjoying Devon, history, and easy trips to Europe.

I have a degree in history from Keele University in Staffordshire, and wrote my first historical roma...

In Conversation with Rhoda Baxter

Reblogged from Vulpes Libris:

Rhoda Baxter writes intelligent, contemporary romantic comedy with unusual settings; her latest book, Having a Ball, features a determined young heroine set on arranging a charity ball on a shoestring. Naturally, we asked charity ball habituée and RNA mole Ticky Dogge-Hare to invite her along for a little chat.

So, darling, this romantic comedy lark: how on earth did you get into it?

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Here's me visiting the Book Foxes.

Inheritance Books – Jarod Kintz

This week’s Inheritance Books are from Jaron Kintz (part of his Mandrake Hotel and Resortbook tour viaVirtual Writers Inc ).

Hi Jarod, welcome to Inheritance Books. Tell us a bit about yourself.

I’m not very good at talking about myself. I’m still trying to figure out who I really am as a person, but as a writer I tend to focus on the absurd. I really enjoy surreal situations, and I think there is a great amount of wisdom to be gained from dreams.

Ah, I guess that explains the photograph! It is...

Inheritance Books – Morgan O’Neill

This week’s Inheritance Books post is from Morgan O’Neill, who is actually two people – Deborah Cordes and Cary Frates. It’s the first time there’s been a joint post on Inheritance Books.

Hi Deb and Cary, welcome to Inheritance Books. Tell us a bit about yourselves.

Thank you so much for having us on your blog, Rhoda! We’re excited to talk to you about the books we cherish. We’re a writing team who specialize in recreating pivotal moments in history, epic adventure, and romance - with a time tr...

Inheritance Books – Alana Cash

This week, I’m delighted to host Alana Cash, who is one of the most adventurous people I’ve had as a guest. Hi Alana, welcome to Inheritance Books. Please tell us a bit about yourself.

I grew up in a military family and I’m an adventurer. I like to try new things and visit new places. I love Venice and Mexican border towns. I trekked through war-torn Serbia alone and a week later slept in a KGB Interrogation Cell which had been converted to a hostel. All night I could hear the clack of feet on...

Designing freebies to go in the conference goodie bag

I’m going to the Romantic Novelists Association conference next week. I’m so excited about this, it’s ridiculous. It’s a whole weekend talking about writing and romance. More importantly, it’s a whole weekend being just me. Not the wife, not the mother, not the tech transfer lady, none of those thing. It’s just me, being me and being the writer. I. Can’t. WAIT.

I’m making lists – what to take (chocolate, teabags, wine… oh yeah, clothes), what notes to make on my WIP, people I need to talk to....

Inheritance Books – Kathy Kulig

This week I’m delighted to host Kathy Kulig.Hi Kathy, welcome to Inheritance Books. Please tell us a bit about yourself.

Hi Rhoda, Thanks for asking me to take part in your inherited book series. I’m a science geek by day and a writer of paranormal, contemporary and erotic romance by night. So far, I’m the author of ten novels/novellas with Ellora’s Cave, and have won or finaled in a number of awards including the PRISM, EPIC and Maggie Awards. For years, I was a bit of a gypsy, moving across...

Inheritance Books – Lin Treadgold

This week’s Inheritance Books are from romance novelist Lin Treadgold.

Hi Lin, welcome to Inheritance Books. Please tell us a bit about yourself.

Thank you Rhoda for inviting me to your blog. I write under my own name of Lin Treadgold and my genre is romance, I enjoy writing sagas. I am a member of both the Romantic Novelists’ Association and the Society of Authors. I am into nature conservation issues, a birdwatcher, and also support the future of the orangutan in Borneo.

My first book Goodbye,...

Inheritance Books – Carol E Wyer

This week’s Inheritance Books are from the brilliant Carol E Wyer.

Hi Carol, welcome to inheritance books, tell us a bit about yourself, written in first person.

It’s always tricky, writing about oneself. You don’t want to come across as a prima donna, cocksure or an idiot. I seem to manage to come across as an idiot quite frequently. It started years ago when I used to be the class clown, but that is another story. I suppose it’s easier to be a bit of a fool or a clown because if you are, you...

Rhoda Baxter

Reblogged from Isabella Louise Anderson:

About author, Rhoda Baxter: Rhoda Baxter started off in the South of England and pinged around the world a bit until she ended up in the North of England, where the cakes are better. Along the way she collected one husband, two kids, a few (ahem) extra pounds in weight and a PhD in molecular biology (not necessarily in that order).

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Today I'm chatting to the Chick Lit Goddess about writing and who would play my characters if t...