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Julia shares interesting tidbits from her historical research. The Romance of Lace: New! Julia researches Honiton Lace for SOCIETY’S MOST DISREPUTABLE GENTLEMAN How to Lose Your Reputation in One Evening: A Regency Lady’s Guide to Ruin. Where Julia describes the downfall of heroine Honoria Carlow of THE SMUGGLER AND THE SOCIETY BRIDE. Pepper Cove and Ralph’s Cupboard: Some Cornish Legends Where Julia describes some of the scenes and legends of the Cornish seacoast, setting for THE SMUGGLER AND THE SOCIETY BRIDE. Bathing Beauties: My Heroine Takes to the Sea Where Julia describes how sea bathing was conducted in the Regency era.
That Elusive Scent Hurrah for General
Ludd Highwaymen of the High Seas - The Romance of the Smuggler Engines and Hoses and Pumpers, Oh, My!
For Aspiring Authors, Julia shares some thoughts on the writing process. Anchors Aweigh, or How Being a Navy Wife Turned Me Into a Romance Writer Writing an Unconventional Series, or When the Tale is a Saga Interrupted by Many Events |
Find out which books feature characters that are related to one another and which ones feature cameos of characters from other books.
Julia offers further details about the world of her books. The Characters Society’s Most Disreputable Gentleman The Smuggler and the Society Bride The Settings Society’s Most Disreputable Gentleman The Smuggler and the Society Bride
Do you get hooked on historical series like “Rome,” “The Tudors,” and Showtime’s “The Borgias?” Are you inspired to learn more about the main characters and their historical times? Each month in her “History Refreshed” column for Fresh Fiction Julia explores a different period to report on the people and events brought to life by leading historical fiction authors. Check the topics below to fuel your curiosity! “The Dark Queen, Tales of Catherine de Medici” “THE SWEETBRIAR’S THORNS: Wars of the Roses, Part I”
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