Book: Silent in the Sanctuary
Book Reviews » Fiction, Historical, Mystery, Peerage, Romance, Setting, Tension, VictorianMarch 27th, 2008
Lady Julia Grey is back from her Italian getaway, where she recovered from the loss of her husband, the shock of discovering who killed her husband, the confusing emotions toward the detective hunting her husband’s murderer, and the smoke inhalation from the night all these factors came together in a literal blaze of fury. Home for Christmas in Sussex, Lady Julia is shocked to see among the guests Brisbane, the aforementioned detective, who is newly engaged to one of the silliest women she has ever laid eyes on. When murder happens in the abbey, it is up to Lady Julia and Brisbane to solve the crime despite their tumultuous history.
From the Notebook: Inside the Victorian Home
Writing » Peerage, ResearchMay 22nd, 2007
I have so many notes dedicated to life in the Victorian home that I could probably dedicate an entire month’s worth of posts to the topic. I won’t, but here are some tidbits here and there that I found interesting.
From the Notebook: Victorian Courting Customs
Writing » Historical, Peerage, Research, VictorianFebruary 16th, 2007
I thought I’d treat you all with a little bit of something something from my notes about courtships. I missed Valentine’s Day, but February is the month of love and hey, I am a romance writer, so here’s an excerpt from my research journal:
From the Notebook: British Peerage
Writing » Peerage, Research, VictorianNovember 18th, 2006
I took these notes for my High Victorian era novel on December 19, 2004. Thought I’d post a few of my notes every once in a while, either as a way to help my fellow fiction/historical fiction writers, and also as a fun way to remind me of all the information I’ve gathered.

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