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I’m so glad you liked Untamed Heiress! Helena is one of my favorite heroines; it was interesting to explore how a girl who’d pretty much brought herself up would try to fit into the structured world of the Regency.

Thanks for the congrats, Maureen–and for being a devoted reader! Do check my website for updated info on when the next books will be released. BTW, I always have a contest running, even when I don’t have a new book out.

Thanks again for stopping to chat.

I have always enjoyed reading your books. I think my favorite is The Untamed Heiress.

I loved the excerpt from One Candlelit Christmas! Thanks for a chance to win a copy.

Jane, I’m excited about Ned’s story, too. I always felt sorry because he really fell in love with Sarah (heroine of the Wedding Gamble) even before Nicky did but since she already had a relationship with his best friend, he could never say anything. He’s had this image of her in his head as the Ideal Woman all these years and the only one he found whom he thought might match her turned out to be heartless. I always love it when heros stumble upon just the right woman after they’ve given up all hope of finding her. And his situation this time is even more difficult since he’s in disguise when he meets her and can’t reveal his true identity. I’m hoping for another dynamite cover for that…should be getting a peek at one soon and I can’t wait! Also, watch for an excerpt to be posted soon on my website.

Hi, Caffey! Do check on Amazon if you’re missing any titles from my backlist. Their great network of used book stores can turn up all of them. Fall is probably the best season in Texas; after the heat leaves there’s usually this lovely long slow glide into cooler weather. As for what’s ahead, no more single titles in the works at the moment; I’m writing just for HH now, but don’t rule it out in future.

Caffee and Pam, we authors kinda liked The Silken Rope Scandals and were disappointed they decided not to keep the title. Maybe they thought “silken rope” implied something kinky!

Pam, I’m delighted that as a long-time fan of Hal, you were pleased with his book. He was definitely a favorite character of mine and I’d long been looking forward to doing his story.

Thanks, all for visiting!

I like Silken Rope Scandals, they should have kept that series title; regency would be implied on the cover I’d think.

The The Silken Rope Scandals series is sounding neat! Now these I know about and won’t miss

I don’t like the heat either! I really do prefer the winters (and too the falls, our spring right now is too muggy for me). Thanks too for the peek into the Christmas Anthology! That sold out on Eharequin so I’d love to be in the contest Thanks. Do you have more single titles in the works as well? Great to chat with you Julia!