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Interview with Eliza Knight, Author of HIGHLAND TRYST
I am delighted to have my friend from the Maryland Romance Writers, Eliza Knight, with me today to talk about new short, HIGHLAND TRYST in the SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES anthology. Author of 1 novel, 8 novellas and 4 short stories, as Eliza Knight, she writes write historical romance, erotic romance and non-fiction. She also writes write sexy western historical romance and erotic paranormal under the name Annabelle Weston, and historical fiction under the name, Michelle Brandon.
Growing up, Eliza was a proficient story teller, with most of her plots encompassing princesses and princes and dreams coming true. Now as an author, some of her stories are still about royalty, knights, duels, ladies, intrigue, betrayal. History fascinates her and she tries try to bring history back to life in each of her stories.
Eliza’s favorite time periods are medieval, renaissance and Regency eras of Europe. Growing up, she was lucky to have grandparents who lived in Paris, so many a summer was spent exploring medieval ruins and historical sites. When not reading or writing, Eliza is usually doing research for fun. If you love history, come visit me at History Undressed, where we discuss all the wildly fascinating and titillating facts of history! Eliza has generously agreed to provide a free e-copy of SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES for one commenter. All you have to do is comment or ask a question at the end of the interview to be entered to win.
To read more, go to http://bit.ly/yheErY
Growing up, Eliza was a proficient story teller, with most of her plots encompassing princesses and princes and dreams coming true. Now as an author, some of her stories are still about royalty, knights, duels, ladies, intrigue, betrayal. History fascinates her and she tries try to bring history back to life in each of her stories.
Eliza’s favorite time periods are medieval, renaissance and Regency eras of Europe. Growing up, she was lucky to have grandparents who lived in Paris, so many a summer was spent exploring medieval ruins and historical sites. When not reading or writing, Eliza is usually doing research for fun. If you love history, come visit me at History Undressed, where we discuss all the wildly fascinating and titillating facts of history! Eliza has generously agreed to provide a free e-copy of SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES for one commenter. All you have to do is comment or ask a question at the end of the interview to be entered to win.
To read more, go to http://bit.ly/yheErY
