As time marches on, I’ve spent the last month doing some blog posts–on the evolution of my Wellingford series (”Writing an Unconventional Series,” filed under “The Aspiring Author,”) on research and writing coincidences sparked by a copy edit inquiry (”On Copy Edits and Axminster Carpets,” filed under “Tidbits and Oddities”) and an in-depth character analysis for Hal Waterman (filed under “Behind the Scenes…The Characters.”) Hal is the hero of A MOST UNCONVENTIONAL MATCH, which is releasing this month in Italy under the title “La Sorella della Sposa.”

In the meantime, I’m still trudging along through the wip, story of Greville Anders, the fired estate manager brother of Joanna Anders Merrill, heroine of my current release FROM WAIF TO GENTLEMAN’S WIFE, and Amanda Neville, the girl who spurned WAIF’s hero Ned. BTW, some new reviews just came in on WAIF, now posted on WAIF’s page. Check them out and add your comments!

Tags: Amanda's story, Greville's story, new features, new Tidbits

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