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Love. Victor woke with love on his mind, and a desire to formulate it.However, after breakfast, Linette followed him up the stairs as he headed to the sanctuary of his office. “You need to stop this and be with me.”He was unsure what this meant. “I-I … h-have things to d-do.”“And we need to get...

Fenella carried on her duties as unofficial housekeeper to the end. While she mended sheets or planned menus, she crafted stories of her new house.A few days before they were to leave, she received a letter addressed to her in an unknown hand.Chloe danced into the house, having returned from the village. “I wonder who...

Inventing Love: a tantalizing retelling of The Goose Girl Fairy Tale Hope is the Greatest Gift.The Hepworth Family estate has shrunk. The family of eight has survived by selling off valuable land and sacking servants. None of the adult children are married.Fenella Hepworth keeps the household functioning as the family’s unofficial housekeeper. While her older...

Comfort her. Tell her you understand. Offer to help.Instead, Victor used his free arm to pull her into his arms and kissed those parted red lips. He sighed when her lips melted under his. Their entwined hands squeezed. He tugged her closer as pleasure exploded through his limbs, trunk, and hit his groin. She fit...

Sometimes heroines are beautiful, smart, and tackle the world. Sometimes, they see the world with a unique pair of eyes. They’re neither bold, clever, nor assertive, but find their own path in life. One that involves piglets.Augusta Rudhall loves her home, music, and the yearly litter of piglets. She doesn’t understand people. They never say...

I’m working on a short story about a minor character in Song of Love and needed a pictorial inspiration for the evening sky. I found some breathtaking ones, so thought I’d post. #SunsetWritingInspiration #RomanticSunset #WritingInspo

The autumn before COVID, I came up with the idea of creating a fictional town for a historical book series. I was inspired after skimming a book meant for people interested in researching their ancestors. It contains lost or overlooked occupations and powered my imagination to create the town of Barnsley Cross. While I’ve been...

The concept for writing my Bedroom Eyes series came from my friend, Alicia. We were hanging out together, and she said “I have an idea for a book.” She pulled out her phone and showed me a picture of Charles Wesley as a young man. He is one of the founders of the Methodist religion,...