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Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romance CollectionIf you’ve been following my blog for a while, you know I aim to make my posts informative, sometimes geeky, and mostly about the Regency...
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Origin of the Easter BunnySpring flowers, baby animals, and chicks hatching from their shells herald the arrival of spring and Easter. In many countries including the...
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Discovering Clotted CreamCLOTTED CREAM Have you ever read a historical novel that mentions “clotted cream” or “Devonshire cream?” I admit, I skimmed over it the first few...
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Food in Regency England — Luncheon or NuncheonWhat’s not to love about the Regency Era? The gowns, balls, soirees, horse-drawn carriages, and so much more–for those who were of the...
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed ReindeerThe most famous Reindeer of All ]Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is an iconic figure at Christmas time. He dates back to 1939 when Montgomery Ward...
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Christmas Eve in Regency EnglandChristmas Decorations Have you decorated your home for Christmas? My family tradition is to decorate the day after Thanksgiving, unless...
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Kindle Unlimited Historical Holiday RomanceIf you love historical romance, Christmas, and great books on Kindle Unlimited, this is for you! These great titles by more than 25 amazing...
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Regency Christmas DecorationsDecorating for Christmas is a major event at my house with the whole family involved and usually takes more than one day–and that’s...
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Love and Laughter EventYou are invited to join me and 40+ other authors of wholesome romance where you can fall in love (with books!). This very special online event,...
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Halloween and All Hallow’s Eve TraditionsOver the last several years, Halloween has become even more elaborate and popular than Christmas in the United States. Americans love costumes,...
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Regency Underwear — Did they or did they not?I recently taught a workshop at a writer’s conference on Regency Ladies Fashions. One attendee asked what ladies wore underneath their...
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I’m Listening…Hello to my wonderful blog followers and fellow history geeks! Many of you have been following my posts for years and I thank you for that! I...
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Regency Bathing SuitsAh, summer! The warm months invite a variety of activities best enjoyed outside such as hiking, fishing, water sports, and swimming to name a few....
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Mourning a MonarchThe King is dead; Long live the King When George III died on January 29, 1820, the official era we know and love as the Regency, came to an end....
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Two Book Promotions with Great Deals for YouBook lovers: you’re invited to two book promotions with special pricing and freebies. This is a great way to discover new favorite authors....
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Love and Laughter Event March 7, 2023You’re Invited to Join Us Grab your favorite drink, find a cozy corner, jump online, and share an evening with your favorite wholesome or...
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Save the Date — Reader & Author EventSave the Date Share an evening with your favorite wholesome or “low heat” romance authors–or meet a few new ones. The event...
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Regency Love and CourtshipDating I admit I’ve been out of the dating scene for (ahem) a few years now. Okay, over twenty. But from what my single friends tell me,...
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Celebrate with me–and you get the gift****GIVEA WAY NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU!*** Today is my birthday! I’m 39 again. Do you believe it? Anyway, I’m having a virtual party and...
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Merry Christmas, the Nativity videoI hope you enjoy this beautiful, heart-touching ,seven-minute video of the first Christmas. Merry Christmas. Peace on earth, good will to...
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Christmas trees…pagan, Christian, or just plain fun?Few symbols of Christmas are more admired than the Christmas tree, and nowadays, most countries that celebrate this holiday have their own version...
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Christmas Ghost Storiesby Donna Hatch Ghost stories at Christmas An odd Christmas custom that dates back centuries is telling scary ghost stories. Have you noticed in...
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Halloween Pumpkins and…Turnips?One of the most widely-celebrated holidays in the USA is Halloween. This favored holiday is fraught with costumes, decorations, and parties...
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Gambling in BathNo, I’m not talking about poker in the bathtub, in case you’re wondering. Why Bath? Bath, England was a popular summer destination...
