Home From So. Carolina Conference

What a great weekend in Myrtle Beach! I had a blast and I met such fun people! Congrats to Tiffany Ramsay who won the Bronwyn Scott basket. It's all back to the computer now with a lot deadlines coming up! I've got an Undone featuring Peyton Ramsden and his hottie friend Killian Redbourne due Nov. 2 So I am pushing hard on that. I also have some revisions to do for Beldon and Lilya (featured in The Viscount Claims His Bride) and a book due the end of December for Avalon called the Carlton Club Caper. So it's busy over here!

Stay in touch everyone! I love hearing from you
Bronwyn

Crispin has a title! Just finished the very last look through of Crispin's story. It now has a title: Untamed Rogue, Scandalous Mistress !! No due date is known of yet, but it's great to have a title.
I've loved hearing from UK readers about Peyton and I can hardly wait for Peyton's story to come out here in North America.
Bronwyn

South Carolina Writers conference coming in October

Hi all,
If you're an aspiring writer this post is for you. The end of October, Myrtle Beach plays host to the South Carolina Writers Conference. What a beautiful setting and perfect opportunity. The conference is full of great sessions to help perfect the craft. It's a great time to connect in a more intimate setting with writers, authors, agents and editors. Scott Eagan, Pamela Ahearn and Jenny Bent (to name a few) will be in attendance to hear pitches and lead sessions.

I'll be there too leading critique sessions and offering classes in dialogue, point of view, and historical research.

I know for me that a conference like this one was just what I needed to get started on the road towards my publishing goals. I went to a critique session like the ones offered at this conference and it helped me sell my manuscript nine months later. Here's the link to check out what the conference offers: http://www.myscww.org/conferences/faculty.php
Bronwyn

Peyton is coming to North America and other news

Hi Readers,
Peyton's story is coming to North America in early 2010. That's great news. Also great news is that Jack and Dulci's story is off to Joanne. I sent it out today right on time. What's next for me is
1. Finishing Beldon and Lilya's story in proposal form by the end of August
2. Finishing The Carlton Club Caper for Avalon by the first of October.
3. Getting ready for the South Carolina Writer's conference in October.
I'll blog about that in another post! It's a really cool opportunity if you're looking for conferences.

Whew, summer is flying by.
Bronwyn

Peyton's book is almost on the shelves!!

The Earl's Forbidden Ward comes out the first of June! But it's only in the UK or available on the internet, so I've posted the Mills and Boon link here to make it easy. It's a great story and I look forward to the North American release in the future. It will also be available in e-book format in June too for all you Kindle, Adobe, Mobi reader fans.

Follow this link for a browse of chapter 1!
http://www.millsandboon.co.uk/books/Historical/the-earls-forbidden-ward.htm
Historical June 2009 Available in paperback / Adobe Reader
The Earl's Forbidden Ward
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She was his one temptation… Innocent debutante Tessa Branscombe senses that underneath her handsome guardian’s cool demeanour there is an intensely passionate nature. The arrogant Earl infuriates her – yet makes her want to explore those hidden depths… Peyton Ramsden, Earl of Dursley, has no time for girls – especially those who are suddenly given over to his care! Miss Tessa Branscombe, in particular, is trouble. She tempts this very proper Earl to misbehave – and forbidden fruit always tastes that much sweeter…

Remember, Peyton's got two other brothers. Don't miss Paine's story in Notorious Rake, Innocent Lady available from Harlequin Historicals since 2008.

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Check out the South Carolina Writer's Conference

One of the big thrills this year was being invited to serve as the historical fiction faculty member at the South Carolina Writer's conference this coming October. Sounds like a great conference and it's not just about romance writing. Here's the link for those who are interested in honing their craft. One of the best things about these types of conferences is that there's so much time ot interact with faculty and get high quality critiques on your work! http://www.myscww.org/conference