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Chalkboard Productions #1

A fun thing, I think. Austen Inspired Chalkboard Productions. Let me know what you think.

Friday With Friends #8

Newly single food critic and newspaper reporter Traci Hightower is done with dating. After the man of her dreams left her at the altar on their wedding day and ran off with the woman she thought was her best friend, Traci resolves to focus on work and resigns herself to being a bachelorette for life.  

Marc Roberts is a political reporter who is known as Mr. Nice Guy, the one who always finishes last. However, Marc’s compassion and kindness is of invaluable help to his newly widowed...

Featured Author ~ Alexis Goring

About the Book:
Newly single food critic and newspaper reporter Traci Hightower is done with dating. After the man of her dreams left her at the altar on their wedding day and ran off with the woman she thought was her best friend, Traci resolves to focus on work and resigns herself to being a bachelorette for life.  

Marc Roberts is a political reporter who is known as Mr. Nice Guy, the one who always finishes last. However, Marc’s compassion and kindness is of invaluable help to hi...

WEEKEND WRITING WARRIORS #27

Welcome all and sundry to my weekly post from KATHERINE: Pride & Prejudice continued...Book Two. As much as we liked the banter back and forth between Lord George and Madame Reauchard, alas it has come to an end. I might bring her back into the book later on, or maybe write her own story. I mean, why was she formerly known as Countess Anstruther, but is now Madame Reauchard? Also, what was she doing in France and how did she meet Lord George Kerr?

You know what happens when we ask who...

WEEKEND WRITING WARRIORS #26

Welcome all and sundry to my weekly post from KATHERINE: Pride & Prejudice continued...Book Two. As much as we liked the banter back and forth between Lord George and Madame Reauchard, alas it has come to an end. I might bring her back into the book later on, or maybe write her own story. I mean, why was she formerly known as Countess Anstruther, but is now Madame Reauchard? Also, what was she doing in France and how did she meet Lord George Kerr?

You know what happens when we ask who...

Tidbit Tuesday - April 11

Welcome to my Tuesday Tidbit with a small snippet from my W.I.P., Katherine.

She’d turned onto the road that led to Longbourn, traversing the small slope immediately following when she heard thunderous hooves pounding from behind. Before she could move out of the way, a horse and rider nearly ran her down, jumping over her body at the last minute. Startled, she screamed and tumbled into the ditch.
Arms flailing helplessly, she rolled once and came to a soggy stop at the bottom of the shallow g...

WIN A KINDLE FIRE!

Today I have a fun surprise to share with you? What is that you ask? I'll be glad to tell you.

I've teamed up with more than 45 fantastic Inspirational Historic Romance authors to give away a huge collection of novels to 2 lucky winners, PLUS, a KINDLE FIRE to the Grand Prize winner.

You can win my novel, CAROLINE: Pride and Prejudice continued... Book One , plus books from other authors such as Tamera Alexander ~ A Note Yet Unsung and Charlotte Darcy ~ The Earl's Bitter Secret.


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WEEKEND WRITING WARRIORS #26

And... we're back. We've discovered George is a whiz with the knife and Madame Reauchard a freak of nature with her gun. I'm glad they're the good guys. Are you wondering why the more cultured thug recognized Lord George? And, when will Lord George figure out who he is?
All in good time, my pretties.

So, we continue. George stated, "Remind me to never challenge you in a duel, Madame Reauchard."

She lowered her arm and cut him a sideways glance. "You are most fortunate I like...

WEEKEND WRITING WARRIORS #25

And... we're back. We've discovered George is a whiz with the knife and Madame Reauchard a freak of nature with her gun. I'm glad they're the good guys. Are you wondering why the more cultured thug recognized Lord George? And, when will Lord George figure out who he is?
All in good time, my pretties.

So, we continue. George stated, "Remind me to never challenge you in a duel, Madame Reauchard."

She lowered her arm and cut him a sideways glance. "You are most fortunate I like...

WEEKEND WRITING WARRIORS #25

Oh no. In my last 'wewriwa' post the cultured thug told the other thug, Bill, to shoot the 'prancing dandy' first if they so much as moved. Doesn't look good for Lord George and the tasty tart, Evangeline.

Welcome to my weekly post for Weekend Writing Warriors. For more details about what this madcap blog hop is all about and to check out other authors, click here.

Now, continuing on with George and the Madame, who'd cried out, "Please don't shoot."

Her plea had the desired effect...