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Regency romance no. 2 ... title under cover of author-induced secrecy
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Artemisia
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2013
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Aurora
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Aphrodite
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2019
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Earl Tangled With Star
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Daphne: Re-education of a Duchess (Taming of the Dukes Series)
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North and South: Adaptation
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2020
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Artemisia: a Regency novel in the tradition of Jane Austen (Regency Goddesses Series)
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Inspiration #1 for EARL TANGLED WITH STAR
My main inspiration for Lord Murdoch Buchanan, from my new RomCom EARL TANGLED WITH STAR, is this gorgeous specimen of maleness. What do you think, ladies?
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The Most Dangerous Duke in London (Decadent Dukes Society, #1)
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“Chérie, whatever is the matter ? Did you not enjoy the dance? It seemed to me that you performed it well.’
‘Nothing at all is the matter,’ returned Artemisia, smiling forcefully. ‘I enjoyed myself immensely! And I did manage to step on your brother’s toes on several occasions, so it was a worthwhile experience all-round.”
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‘Nothing at all is the matter,’ returned Artemisia, smiling forcefully. ‘I enjoyed myself immensely! And I did manage to step on your brother’s toes on several occasions, so it was a worthwhile experience all-round.”
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“Artemisia maintained a reserved silence for as long as she could, but by the time they entered the tranquillity of the park her amicability had reasserted itself. Besides, she concluded that there was no point in ignoring a person when they were so obtuse as to not realise they were being ignored.”
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“You forget yourself, your lordship. You have no rights to allow or disallow anything I may choose to do. You have, in fact, no claim over me whatsoever – a circumstance for which I thank the Lord on a daily basis! I am neither your ward nor your dependent, and I will not allow you to talk to me in that odiously overbearing fashion. You are the most obnoxious and conceited man alive, and I cannot wait to be gone from England and from you!”
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“You forget yourself, your lordship. You have no rights to allow or disallow anything I may choose to do. You have, in fact, no claim over me whatsoever – a circumstance for which I thank the Lord on a daily basis! I am neither your ward nor your dependent, and I will not allow you to talk to me in that odiously overbearing fashion. You are the most obnoxious and conceited man alive, and I cannot wait to be gone from England and from you!”
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“Let other pens dwell on guilt and misery. I quit such odious subjects as soon as I can, impatient to restore everybody not greatly in fault themselves to tolerable comfort, and to have done with all the rest.”
― Mansfield Park
― Mansfield Park
“Good night, my lord.” The words were pronounced in her most withering tone.
By contrast, he remained quite alarmingly unwithered long after she left.”
― London's Last True Scoundrel
By contrast, he remained quite alarmingly unwithered long after she left.”
― London's Last True Scoundrel
“No book is ever perfect
No piece of art is ever perfect
No meal I cook is ever perfect
But at some point we have to eat...”
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No piece of art is ever perfect
No meal I cook is ever perfect
But at some point we have to eat...”
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