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Those Two Regency T words: Ton and Trousseau by Valerie Bowman I write Regency romance novels and two words that I am often asked about by readers who are not familiar with Regency stories are: ton and trousseau. Invariably someone will assume I misspelled the word “town” until they notice it more than once and…
by Terry Spear Okay, no, it’s Wednesday. But have you ever had one of those Mondays that last all week long? It started when I was trying to upload a cover picture for Lady Caroline and the Egotistical Earl for a print book. Wait, back up. It started when I tried to upload the interior…
Have the Courage to Never Give Up by Judy Lynn Hubbard It takes remarkable courage not to give up on your dreams; don’t let anyone ever tell you that it doesn’t. Take my writing career for example. I’ve read stories, blog posts and seen interviews with various writers who have had their first novel bought…
To start off the new year, PFHT is excited to feature authors who have recently gotten “The Call”. For those of you not in the publishing business, The Call (Yes, caps are necessary because it’s a BIG THING!) is the contact we receive from an editor or agent letting the author know that they have…
by Carol BurnsideDevil in a Kilt (Secrets Vol. 27 Untamed Pleasures): A trip to the Highland Games turns into a trip to the past when modern day psychology professor Shauna MacRae touches Gavin MacTavish’s four-hundred-year-old claymore. What she finds is a Devil In a Kilt she’s had erotic fantasies about for months. Can Shauna break…
