Brenda B. Taylor's Blog, page 19
November 19, 2015
The Royal Mile
One of my favorite places to visit is Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. I’ve been to the famous World Heritage city three times and hope to return in the near future. Today we’ll take a short virtual tour down the Royal Mile from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace. Some of the sites deserve their own […]
November 7, 2015
The Waters of Scotland
Waters of the Scottish Highlands are clear and cold, usually descending from tall highland peaks, settling in the beautiful lochs or flowing into firths lining the shores of Scotland and then into the North Sea or Atlantic Ocean. Waterfalls are plentiful. Scotland is surrounded by water, and seagulls call in the streets of Edinburgh. […]
October 31, 2015
Meet Author H. C. Brown
Lady Adriana Beachwood’s only chance of survival lies in the hands of her courageous and deliciously handsome Scottish warrior in H. C. Brown’s new release, Charmed. Historical Heartbeats welcomes Author H.C. Brown who writes Scottish historical romance. H.C. will award a digital copy of her new release, Charmed, to a commenter. Please tell us about […]
October 18, 2015
St. Andrew’s Fire
“Do you see it?” he asked, then wrapped his arm around her shoulder again. She felt Gavin’s forehead—still cool. “Aye. I see an eerie green glow. What is it?” “’Tis called St. Andrew’s Fire. I’ve seen it once before.” Taken from A Highland Ruby by Brenda B. Taylor The Scots of old were superstitious people. […]
October 3, 2015
Discover Cromarty
In the second novel of the Highland Treasures Series, A Highland Ruby, Gavin Munro travels to Cromarty Scotland, a port city on the North Sea, to board a ship to France. His brother Andrew, chief of Clan Munro, sends Gavin on a highly secretive and important mission. During the difficult journey, Gavin encounters mystery, intrigue, […]
September 25, 2015
The Dark Side of Fairies by Sheila Currie
Ancient Scottish Highlanders were a superstitious people. They explained the natural world in supernatural ways and believed in fairies—good and bad. The only fairies of which I am aware are the tooth fairy and St. Nicholas, the jolly ole elf. Author Sheila Currie is a well-known authority on Scottish history and customs. In today’s post, […]
September 15, 2015
Meet Author Carla McDougal
Historical Heartbeats welcomes Author Carla McDougal discussing her new inspirational book, SOLD OUT Live for Jesus. Find out how Carla overcomes writer’s block, and uses 911 for inspiration. Where did you get the idea for your new book, SOLD OUT Live for Jesus? Carla McDougal––In October of 2014, Philippians 1:21 lingered in my heart, “To […]
August 22, 2015
Meet Leann Frances Clark Wade
Historical Heartbeats welcomes Leann Frances Clark Wade, the heroine of the Wades of Crawford County series, as a guest today. The series consists of a novella, Heaven Must Wait; and two novels, Follow Your Heart and Through the Storm. Heaven Must Wait is free at most ebook sellers. An ebook copy of Follow Your Heart […]
August 14, 2015
An Interview With Author Sarah Hoss
Sarah Hoss stopped by Historical Heartbeats today, to introduce an exciting new time travel release. Grab a cup of coffee, find a comfortable chair, and chat with Sarah. She will give away bookmarks and magnets to a commenter. Please tell us about your latest release. Do you have a review you could share with us? […]
August 8, 2015
A Highland Ruby
The content editing on A Highland Ruby is finished and corrections made. Line editing follows then beta readers and publication. I usually read the story on my Kindle app to get a first-hand view of the way it reads before final publication, but a pre-order button will be available on Amazon in the near future. […]
