My love for romance novels began…

My love for romance novels began when I was in high school and I picked up Whitney, My Love by Judith McNaught. Once I finished it, in one day, I then began to read every Regency Romance and Historical Romance I could get my hands on. I was fascinated with the balls, gowns, the ton, and all that came with London in that era. The first time I visited London, I walked around Hyde Park and down Mayfair Street letting my imagination run wild with all the history that land had seen. 

When I began writing romance the popularity of Regency Romance had gone and readers craved Paranormal Romance, then New Adult and contemporary. I wrote those and enjoyed writing each one. 

However… thanks to Bridgerton (and Netflix) the world is aware of how magical Regency Romance truly is and all the sparkle and shine found in London’s history. 

After watching Bridgerton, and falling in love all over again… I sat down at my computer and began writing. Words came and a story began to evolve. 

On April 5, 2021- I will be releasing my first Regency Romance novel… Glitter

 

Lies, Deceit, Vengeance, Desire, and Hate…
wrapped up in a façade of all that sparkles and shines.

 

A pretty face, a fetching smile, a fabulous gown, a flutter of lashes at just the right moment – Miriam had been taught she must do all these things to land a wealthy husband. Much preferring the company of books to people, the only thing that stopped Miriam from fleeing to the countryside was her younger sister – who was counting on Miriam to make a match that would ensure she could care for her mother and sister properly.

 

He knew his duty to his title and he would do as was necessary.

 

Although Hugh Compton, Earl of Ashington, hadn’t wanted his father’s title at the age of nine and twenty, he gained it two years ago when his father died unexpectedly. The only good that had come of that was Hugh had been able to move his father’s wife to the dowager house.

 

Now it was time to marry. 

 

Many disliked the arrogant Earl of Ashington but none so much as his brother. 

 

After his mother was sent off as if she were trash to be disposed of, Nathaniel swore he’d even the score. With the intent of charming the boring Lydia Ramsbury right out of his brother’s arms, Nathaniel discovered it was a new face that had captured his brother’s attention – a one Miss Miriam Bathurst. 

 

Vengeance had never looked so sweet. 

 

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