Advance Reading Copies of my newest book are on their way from the printer! I have a limited number of paperback copies to give to US residents who would like to be part of my "street team." All you have to do is agree to post an unbiased review of the book on Amazon and Goodreads during the week of the release (September 1). I will also provide a limited number of ARC e-copies to international readers who are willing to do the same on Amazon UK, Amazon Canada, etc. Comment below if you are interested!
And now, for a little introduction to the characters in this novel of romantic suspense....
With her third London season drawing to a close, the shy Eliza Malcolm seems unlikely to find any husband, let alone a titled one. But when the hunting-crazed Duke of Brockenhurst invites the Malcolms to visit Harrowhaven, Eliza’s father jumps at the chance to gain a wealthy son-in-law. Surrounded by quarreling parents, tactless acquaintances, the aloof dowager, and the unsettling duke, Eliza looks for one person kind enough to help her navigate the murky waters of Harrowhaven’s secrets….
Estranged from his brother the duke, Henry Rowland only planned to visit Harrowhaven for the afternoon, but after meeting his brother’s intended, his designs are overthrown. As misfortune strikes Harrowhaven, Jacob Pevensey is called in to investigate. Henry learns that the only way to safeguard Eliza Malcolm’s happiness is to face the past he has been running from for ten long years.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2016
The Duke's Last Hunt - Are You on the ARC List?
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Thursday, April 30, 2015
To Wed an Heiress - Now Available!
The day has come! To Wed an Heiress is now available in paperback and Kindle. Thanks for all the support from everyone over the past couple years as I've worked on this book. I had two children back when I started--now I have four.
After the Middle Ages, the Regency era is my second love. I've found that writing a Regency romance is a lot easier than writing a medieval epic since I can only get a half hour here and there with four kids four and under. I will get back to finishing The Chronicles of Tancred at some point (sorry to those who are waiting for Book 2!), but writing a Regency in the meantime has been a wonderful experience.
Here's the blurb below, and if you want to share the news with your friends, I wouldn't object! :-)
TO WED AN HEIRESS, by Rosanne E. Lortz
Haro Emison, thrust into his new role as Earl of Anglesford, discovers that his late father has left the family teetering on the edge of financial ruin. Intent on rescuing the estate, Haro abandons his long-held interest in his cousin Eda and searches instead for a wealthy heiress. But when pride and jealousy cause his plan to spiral out of control, he begins to wonder if he has made a dreadful mistake....
Eda Swanycke is enjoying her first season in London when her debut comes to a crashing halt. Jilted by her cousin, she suffers the indignity of watching Haro's new intended lay claim to his person and position. But when a brutal murder upends the household with Haro as chief suspect, Eda must put her wounded pride aside, match wits with the investigator from London, and try, at all costs, to save Haro Emison's neck from the gallows....
After the Middle Ages, the Regency era is my second love. I've found that writing a Regency romance is a lot easier than writing a medieval epic since I can only get a half hour here and there with four kids four and under. I will get back to finishing The Chronicles of Tancred at some point (sorry to those who are waiting for Book 2!), but writing a Regency in the meantime has been a wonderful experience.
Here's the blurb below, and if you want to share the news with your friends, I wouldn't object! :-)
TO WED AN HEIRESS, by Rosanne E. Lortz
Haro Emison, thrust into his new role as Earl of Anglesford, discovers that his late father has left the family teetering on the edge of financial ruin. Intent on rescuing the estate, Haro abandons his long-held interest in his cousin Eda and searches instead for a wealthy heiress. But when pride and jealousy cause his plan to spiral out of control, he begins to wonder if he has made a dreadful mistake....
Eda Swanycke is enjoying her first season in London when her debut comes to a crashing halt. Jilted by her cousin, she suffers the indignity of watching Haro's new intended lay claim to his person and position. But when a brutal murder upends the household with Haro as chief suspect, Eda must put her wounded pride aside, match wits with the investigator from London, and try, at all costs, to save Haro Emison's neck from the gallows....
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