First Blooms and Second Chances $0.99 for Four Days

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Price reduced to $0.99* from November 27 until November 30, 2020.

Life can be busy. Why not take a few minutes and escape that busyness with one of the four sweet Regency romances in this anthology:

  • Return to your true love in Hope at Dawn
  • Overcome a broken heart and find a happily ever after close to home in Dispelling the Fog
  • Listen to the soft proddings of your heart and find love in an orchard in Apple Blossoms and Whispering Hearts
  • Allow yourself to get trapped in a matchmaking scheme that brings beauty and love to the bleakness of December days in a Lily in Midwinter


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A Very Mary Christmas $0.99 Sale

I updated my book promotions page yesterday. (You can find that page in the menu at any time.) This is just a repeat of that information, but I wanted the sale to be on my main blog page. I’d hate for anyone to miss out on a sweet deal like this.

Fred and Whit are two of my favourite characters. Such troublemakers!

Price reduced to $0.99* from November 20 until November 24, 2020.

Since the gentleman Mary loves does not seem to return her feelings, there is only one thing on Mary’s Christmas list: escape her mother by going to town.

Nicholas Hammond would like nothing better than to enjoy a peaceful Christmas without any additional bills to pay or disasters to clean up.

However, Nicholas’s brother, Alfred, and Alfred’s friend Whit are not about to give either Mary or Nicholas what they want for Christmas. Instead, they are scheming to see the two married. (Hopefully, everyone survives their machinations.)

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November 2020’s Saturday Broadsheet

Happy November! We had our first snowfall of the season this week, and the days are growing so much shorter. I purchased a Happy Light for myself this year. I always seem to miss the sunshine as the greyness of November settles in, so I thought I would see if some artificial sunshine would help me miss the sun less. 

Below, you’ll find all my news for the month which includes news of a couple of novelette releases and an update on the Christmas story I am trying to get done before Christmas, as well as a few other things. 

Writing News

Currently, I am working on three different stories: 

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Matching Mr. Darcy $0.99 Sale

I updated my book promotions page yesterday. (You can find that page in the menu at any time.) But, I thought I’d also make a short post so that the sales info shows up on the blog main page, too.

What happens when Mr. Darcy’s insult is overheard, and he knows it? Find out in this Jane Austen meets Hallmark-style sweet romance.

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This novelette-length sequel to Matching Mr. Darcy, starring Colonel Fitzwilliam, is always $0.99* unless you get it free when you sign up for my mailing list. 🙂

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The Saturday Broadsheet (September 5, 2020)

Summer has come to an end for us at Brown Cottage because my husband has gone back to work and school will be starting. (In addition to having his own cleaning company, he works for the school board as a custodian.)

Last Friday, we took a day trip to Victoria Park in Truro, NS. On the way, we stopped at Mastodon Ridge to play a round of mini-golf. I came close to beating my husband but, as always, he won. 🙂

They have a Flinstone’s style car in front of a Flinstone style house. We’re sitting in that car for the selfie picture. My husband is holding my hair since it was WINDY on the hill and my hair kept blowing into my face and his. 

We’ve had a very dry summer, so the falls at Victoria Park were no more than a trickle. However, the walk to get to them was lovely. It was a sunny and warm but not hot day — perfect weather actually. 

And now, we are settling into the school year work hour routine. This means I will be starting to do a few more posts on my blog than I was over the summer. However, I learned to love the less intense schedule, and plan to do my best to keep from becoming overly intense again. I’ll tell you more about that below. 

Let’s get on to all the writing and publishing news. 

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