I have a book coming out tomorrow!
It's Christmas Regency romance stuffed with all my favourite things like banter, enemies to lovers but only she thinks they're enemies, and a hero who is ALL IN FOR the heroine.
Trash for her.
*Adores* her.
Get You a 🎁:
https://t.co/I5XryQb8gO
@Ruth_C_Dalton Just popping in to say I really enjoyed and appreciated your article on @ConversationUK about mazes. It helped me with a question I had.
And I loved Nick's reply to the pendant.
Top tier. Thank you both.
@Charlotte_Stein Not Fodder the shop in a small rural English town? Because if so, I used to go to school near that shop, and it's wild that you live nearby! Small world!
I went outside to top up the chicken feed yesterday afternoon.
We’re usually pretty careful about putting the lid on the food bin, but I figured it had been left off by accident.
I was about to reach in and grab the scoop, but I looked in the bin first…
Important. Pls spread word
100,000s of people, mostly women age 66+ who took were off work for childcare between 1978 & 2010, are due to get HMRC letter that may be worth £10,000s due to underpaid state pensions. It isn't a scam DON'T bin the letter. See https://t.co/5a9fNY8YFZ
@mrsvikingreads Just seen this - so glad you enjoyed it! And yeah, the cookbook is a bit of a heart wrenching bit. It takes Kit time to find the words, but he makes up for it. 💜
You'll want this for your keeper shelf!
Fall in love with this new collection of historical romances featuring gorgeous, powerful dukes — and the clever women who bring them to their knees!
https://t.co/XwPPtqctDR
@AnneKnightBooks I'm pretty sure you do already 💜. Author friend to author friend, I'd mention that Lady Emily gets a lot of flak... The big arc for the hero seems to be an easier sell, and is cost effective therapy. (I love Emily so much though. Maybe my all time favorite heroine.)
@AnneKnightBooks Lolsob, just seeing this now!
Thank you! And yeah... Those two have an extraordinary amount of baggage... 😂 🙈 That book has a special place in my heart, and it's always lovely to see others enjoy it for its very angsty and conflicting goodness.
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The 4th London Mafia Bosses book by my alter ego, Evie Rose, is available today!
If you fancy short mafia-lite spicy romance that is OTT and all-in-for-the-fun, here's the place to read it now:
https://t.co/e3LJPDqzqM
(They're all in KU)
@thebookvoyagers If you liked Mail Order Vow, Iron Giant will be for you too. Similar vibes.
And she has a whole mail order mountain men series that I really enjoyed too. Bossy Beard was my fave of that lot, but I think it was Lonely Beard that had similar vibes to mail order vow.