Showing posts with label How to Court Your Wife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How to Court Your Wife. Show all posts

Thursday, October 23, 2025

New book!!!

 


How to Court Your Wife is out in the world today!!!  This is the third of the "Matchmakers in Bath" trilogy, and I really loved writing it since Sandrine is a modiste, famous for designing "lucky" wedding gowns.  Since I looove fashion, it was hard to stop researching and start writing.  More historical research info in an upcoming post...


They married for convenience, now they have a second chance to fall in love! Enjoy the final installment of the Matchmakers of Bath series.

Falling for her husband

all over again!

When Sandrine was forced to give up her dressmaking dreams to wed Alain, Comte d’Alency, she never expected to fall for her convenient husband at first sight! Only, her hopes were dashed after their wedding night, when she discovered Alain loved another, so she fled…

Years later, Alain encounters his wife again! Now a successful modiste, Sandrine no longer needs him. To make amends and reclaim his runaway wife, he’s determined to give her the courtship they never had. But Alain’s not the only one with a past to reconcile—Sandrine’s also been keeping a little secret…

From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.

Matchmakers of Bath

Book 1: The Earl's Cinderella Countess
Book 2: 
Their Convenient Christmas Betrothal
Book 3: 
How to Court Your Wife

Friday, October 17, 2025

Weekend Links and Book Release


 How to Court Your Wife is out on October 23!!!  I'm so excited to see this final installment of "The Matchmakers of Bath" in the world.  (Though the heroine is a modiste, and not one of the matchmakers!  It was so much fun researching the fashion of the era...)  In the meantime, the nights are getting longer and chillier here, time to snuggle in and read (or watch British murder mysteries).  Both are favorites at this time of year...

What I'm watching: the new "Lynley" series (Leo Suter, yum)

What I'm reading: Days of Light by Megan Hunter (beautifully written, I am reading slowly to absorb every paragraph!), and Stephen Greenblatt's Dark Renaissance, his new bio of Christopher Marlowe

And your fun links for the week:

The most beautiful haunted houses in the world

An article about Lapdog Rescue (we got our two little rescues, Pippa and Kate, from them! They do wonderful work)

On October 17, 1793, Marie Antoinette was executed

The British Museum's appeal to save the "Tudor heart" pendant

October 14 was Ada Lovelace Day

Some of the most stunning period costumes seen on film

The French have...croissant-scented stamps!  Brilliant!

A lovely royal wedding