Showing posts with label Ulverscroft. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 5, 2012

THE RAKE'S CHALLENGE - Large print edition






In July, 1814 Anna visits Brighton and sees the sea for the first time.   Naturally, she wishes to experience sea bathing....





... but she ends up in hot water with Giles. That is a minor episode in the saga of an eventful summer holiday where the Prince Regent so nearly gets poisoned...


THE RAKE'S CHALLENGE  Large print edition published 1st July by Ulverscroft in softback.



                                                                

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Lady Farquhar's Butterfly


On December 30th my second book with Hale - Lady Farquhar's Butterfly - will be released as a Hale e-book.

It was inspired by a piece of research I'd done into the times for while I knew women had few rights at that time in which the book is set - 1818 - I didn't know they could be stripped of their child by a husband's decree after he was dead.

Deception and redemption are favourite themes of mine and are the driving forces behind Lady Farquhar's Butterfly. While the cruelty of the late husband to my heroine, Olivia, lives on beyond the grave, she must continue to battle his evil religious with his ulterior motives before she can find love with her son's guardian.

Lady Farquhar's Butterfly was published in 2010 by Hale in Hardback and re-released last year in Large Print by Ulverscroft. I hope it takes wings as an e-book.

Friday, March 4, 2011

Large Print edition of 'April and May'

                                            

                                                               On 1st March, Ulverscroft brought out a Large Print edition of April and May. It's the first time one of my Regency tales has been accepted for a Large Print edition, so I'm learning... and thank you to those Hale authors who have given advice and help.