Such exciting news!
Pleased to announce that my Regency romances, (publisher: Lachesis Publishing, Toronto, Canada) were recently featured at the London Book fair!
Such exciting news!
Pleased to announce that my Regency romances, (publisher: Lachesis Publishing, Toronto, Canada) were recently featured at the London Book fair!
In the Regency romance The Spinster and the Earl Lady Beatrice wears a spectacular red gown with a set of ruby earrings and necklace.
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A reader wrote to me and said it reminded her of Scarlet O’ Hara’s gown in Gone With the Wind. But I think it looked more like these Regency gowns:
Barnes and Noble:https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-spinster-and-the-earl-beverly-adam/1116948181
International Kindle Fantastic Fiction: https://www.fantasticfiction.com/a/beverly-adam/spinster-and-the-earl.htm
Apple:https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-spinster-and-the-earl-book-1-gentlemen-of-honor/id739564351
Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the-spinster-and-the-earl-book-1-gentlemen-of-honor-1
Good reads can directly connect you, if you are having a problem: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18513531-the-spinster-and-the-earl
When I wrote the first book in The Honorable Gentlemen series, The Spinster and the Earl, the setting, I decided, had to match the tempestuous romance between an impoverished, ex-army hero with a saber scar, the Earl of Drennan, and his next-door neighbor, the hot tempered, Lady Beatrice O’Brien, a self-made, Irish heiress.
(If you look carefully you can see the scar on his cheek).
This meant adding a spooky castle situated high up on a hill, cursed by the fairies (daione sidhe), but not completely beyond salvaging.
I had been to the southwestern part of Ireland, Dingle (see above video) where Irish Gaelic is still spoken and walked the paths leading to beehive huts and half-ruined castles. The fog and folklore were incorporated into my books, inspiring me later when I wrote the trilogy, which takes place primarily in Dingle, Ireland.