The Earl's Forbidden Ward, going crazy!

The Earl is the first book I've tracked on the Amazon lists. The results are amazing to me! Check out these cool numbers: In book sales: it's 62nd in Romance and has spent 18 days in the top 100 and its 8th in the historical category. I'd be happy with that. After all, the book's only on the shelf a short while. But then check out Kindle: 37th in the all romance category (contemporary, romantic suspense et al, everything.) 8th in Historical (all time periods) and 4th in Regency!!! Way to go Earl!!

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Anonymous said…

I just finished reading this book and I loved it. By any chance would you be making another book between Petra and Crispin. I apologize if what I am asking has already been answered, but I just found out about your books and would love to know if you have a book in the works for Crispin.

April 29, 2010 at 12:32 PM

Anonymous said…

This is one of the best novels I've read. I love it so much. The story is so facinating. I would love a Crispin-Petra story too.

May 4, 2010 at 1:43 PM

Advent give away here today!

It's Dec. 20th. (Although I did post this late Wed. night since I'm on Pacific Standard Time). Today's your chance to win a copy of "A Sinful Regency Christmas," it's only available in British stores right now, so North Americans this is your chance to win something special! A signed copy that no one else can have unless they order it on Amazon. To win, leave me an answer to this question: What are the names of the hero and heroine in my short story featured in the Sinful Regency Christmas anthology? For a hint, if you scroll through the blog (check the Dec. 2011 archive) and find the post regarding the story "An Illicit Indiscretion" you'll have the answer. There's probably other ways to find it too.... Looking forward to picking a winner! Bronwyn

Day 4 of the Viscountdown!: The Bickford Fuse

On p. 185 in Chapter 14, Valerian and Phillippa and her brother, Beldon, have a dinner conversation about a man named Bickford who is patenting a new kind of fuse for blasting in the mines. Valerian and Beldon decide to ride over the next day and talk with him about his invention. The Bickford fuse was a big step forward for mining safety since it took away a significant amount of risk miners faced when lighting the traditional reed fuses. Bickford did exist, he did craft this fuse and did design his own production line for mass producing that fuse in the 1830s. If you're interested in reading about this piece of Cornish mining history, try this link: http://www.cornwall-calling.co.uk/famous-cornish-people/bickford.htm

Beach Bag Give Away is here today! June 22

Enter here for a chance to win the whole Ramsden Brothers Trilogy and be entered in the cool grand prize drawing for a Kindle Fire at the end of the month! Happy reading. Your Trivia question for entrance, which you can glean from perusing the blog, is: what are the names of the three Ramsden Brothers! Enter your answer on my blog page and then go to the link below to be entered in the grand prize drawing! http://www.jeannielin.com/index.php/harlequin-historical-summer-beachbag-giveaway/ It's vacation season and excitement mounts as that long-awaited time at the beach approaches. To add to your anticipation, some Harlequin Historical authors are offering a bevy of prizes to fill your beach bag with fun items (and BOOKS of course!) for that relaxation time. Each participating author will have an activity planned on their website for their special day. You may be asked to comment on a blog, do a scavenger hunt, or visit a Facebook page. For each day you participate, yo

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