My Novels

Just to let you know that my second novel, Hugh and Bess, is now available on Kindle. I believe the other novels will be following soon.

Here’s the brand new cover for my forthcoming Margaret of Anjou novel, The Queen of Last Hopes (an earlier version you might have seen got on Amazon UK before it was quite ready)! As you can see, it’s a new look, and check out the nice red rose. (Now to just-er-finish the book.)

I noticed tonight that the “Look Inside” feature on The Stolen Crown‘s Amazon page has gone live, so head on over and take a peek! Here are some Amazon statistics for you: A search for the word “Richard” in The Stolen Crown turns up 227 results. A search for the word “Edward” turns up 175

As I’ve probably mentioned here once or twice, The Stolen Crown is due for publication on March 1 of next year. It now has a brand-new cover, so if you’ve got an advance review copy with the old cover, hang on to it as a rarity! Here’s Kate’s new look. The detail, in case you’re

A few posts back, I posted the cover for my forthcoming novel, The Stolen Crown (March 2010), and someone asked me the name of the cover designer. I posted it in the comments, and I was delighted to hear from the designer herself, Cathleen Elliott at FlyLeafDesign. It seemed a shame to have Cathleen’s remarks

Just stopping by to invite you to take a look at Historically Obsessed, where Lizzy J has produced a lovely drawing of Bess de Montacute! Pretty, isn’t she? Speaking of Hugh and Bess, there’s a chance to win it over at Alaine’s blog. If you haven’t entered yet, now’s your final chance to do so,

Got the cover art for The Stolen Crown today: It’s from Monna Pomona by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

I’m working on another post, but I did want to stop by and mention not at all subtly that Hugh and Bess is now showing up as “In Stock” on Amazon. It also seems to be on the shelves in some Barnes and Noble stores, though I haven’t had the chance to stop by my

I was pleased to see that Heather Domin has posted an interview she did with me as part of a write-up for the Historical Novels Review. Thanks, Heather! You can enjoy Heather’s online serial novel, Valerian’s Legion: The Soldier of Raetia, here. My novel about Margaret of Anjou is beginning to take more of a