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My story Lucky in Love is free to read. You can read samples of all my other stories. To read the full versions you must join Regency Romance Novels at a bargain price of just $7.99. Click here to learn more about joining, or click the button to go straight to PayPal™ and join now.

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Dancing the Maypole

As of January 18th I'm just over 68,000 words with a projected final total of 75-80,000. Come back here to check on progress!

Once Upon a Wager

This is my new story which is now at 50,000 words.

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Newsletters

“The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has not pleasure in a good novel, must be intolerably stupid.”
Jane Austen
Northanger Abbey

	May 2008 I’m happy to report I’m still alive and writing! I really enjoyed my trip to the States last October. When I wasn’t shoe shopping or eating Baskin Robbins ice cream (the Chocolate Mouse Royale hot fudge sundae was heaven!) I was spending time with some of my favourite people.
	October 2007 If you’re a regular visitor to my website, you’ll have noticed that we’ve totally changed how I sell my books. After much thought and consideration I decided it would be best to create a Members section and for a flat fee allow those who join access to all my stories on line. So for a limited time you can have a lifetime membership for just $7.99!
	April 2007 It’s now April and I’m in the mood to write a Newsletter. It’s been a strange last couple of months. I thought I had ringworm all over my face and neck which totally stressed me out, but it turned out to be eczema made worse by the stress of thinking I had ringworm. I’m looking like me again and my stress level has dropped. Imagine that!
	January 2007 I’m looking forward to the coming year. I have this vision of my fingers catching fire as they fly over the keyboard! One can dream! I read about this one author in the Arts Review section of the Saturday Telegraph who apparently writes something like 10,000 words a day and they’re all good!