Today, my blog tour takes me to:- http://thepenmuse.net/blog-tour-givea... I am often asked where I get ideas for my novels. Usually, an idea germinates while I read historical non-fiction. After reading extensively about the Napoleonic Wars, I asked myself what would be the effect on an officer and a gentleman, who witnessed so many horrors, and also how would the families of fathers and sons, who died in battle, cope? The hero in Sunday’s Child is admirable and the heroine is in the words of the nursery rhyme ‘bonnie and blythe’.
Monday’s Child set in Brussels between Napoleon’s escape from Elba and the Battle of Waterloo will be
published on the 14th October.
Tuesday’s Child, an alternative title for which would be Prejudice and Pride has been published and is available from amazon as an e-publication and a paper back.
I will be awarding a $20 Amazon or B/N Gift card to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.
Today, my blog tour takes me to:-
http://thepenmuse.net/blog-tour-givea...
I am often asked where I get ideas for my novels. Usually, an idea germinates while I read historical non-fiction. After reading extensively about the Napoleonic Wars, I asked myself what would be the effect on an officer and a gentleman, who witnessed so many horrors, and also how would the families of fathers and sons, who died in battle, cope?
The hero in Sunday’s Child is admirable and the heroine is in the words of the nursery rhyme ‘bonnie and blythe’.
Monday’s Child set in Brussels between Napoleon’s escape from Elba and the Battle of Waterloo will be
published on the 14th October.
Tuesday’s Child, an alternative title for which would be Prejudice and Pride has been published and is available from amazon as an e-publication and a paper back.
I will be awarding a $20 Amazon or B/N Gift card to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.
All the best,
Rosemary Morris
Multi-Published Historical Novelist
www.rosemarymorris.co.uk