I you missed Wendy’s review of Outlaw Bride by Jenna Kernan yesterday… quick go read it. And then come back and learn about what Jenna is up to now…

by Julia Justiss Okay, so I stole the idea from Karen Templeton’s very informative description of SSE. I’ll get ready to duck and run for cover on this one, but I have to say it: I am bored, bored BORED by the plethora of (admittedly, alas) very popular current historical romances in which the hero/heroine [...]

Our guest today is Julia Justiss and she has a very interesting post that will go up at 11am you should make sure you come check out. She has one book and one novella coming out, A Most Unconventional Match is her full length July Harlequin Historical and is a sequel to The Wedding Gamble. [...]

by Terri Brisbin I got the idea for this posting from Deb Marlowe’s about breaking the rules in Regency romances. In reading that and thinking about my own books, I realized that most of my books have broken rules that lots of readers and writers think apply to Harlequin Historicals. What do you think?? Have [...]

by Louise Allen I only wish I knew. I’m working on my 28th Historical and while I can usually spot the origins of a plot idea, and heroines make themselves known in an orderly, well-mannered way, I can never tell where my heroes have come from. Sometimes I’m convinced they exist in a parallel universe, [...]

The Dangerous Mr. Ryder by Louise Allen releases 1 July 2008.  Read on for more on a whole family of notorious goodness… It is whispered about the ton that one Mr R-, long known for his ability to escape the honest bonds of matrimony in favour of a dishonest day’s work – has finally met [...]

by Nicola Cornick It’s a huge pleasure to be here today as part of the spotlight on Harlequin Historicals! And now I have a question for you… Why aren’t there more Edwardian-set historical romances?

It should just be said… expect sybil to be late… really late on Saturdays. Hey it is 9am somewhere *g* Today’s guest is Nicola Cornick, who has a couple of books coming out in the US this year as well as a few more in the UK. The Last Rake in London has been reviewed [...]

by Georgina Devon Thank you, Sybil, for inviting me to participate in your Harlequin Historical spotlight. I’m really excited by this opportunity to talk about one of my favorite subjects – Regency England.

Georgina Devon‘s book Betrayal will be released in the US in July 2008 and was first published by Mills & Boon in 1999 (you can see the cover here, unless Gwen comes along and adds it… hint hint). You can also find the summary to her last HH, Her Rebel Lord, under the excerpt below. [...]

by Charlene Sands Strong, passionate, rugged, a man of principle, honor and duty. That’s my take on the western hero.

Western Weddings is an anthology coming from Harlequin Historical in May. It features Rocky Mountain Bride by Jillian Hart, Shotgun Vows by Kate Bridges, and Springville Wife by Charlene Sands. We have had Jillian Hart guest and Kate Bridges told us all about her gold rush ways. Today’s guest is the third author from the [...]

by Elizabeth Lane I don’t know about you, but I love ‘em both — the upright, serious, duty bound heroes and the ones who’ll break a girl’s heart without thinking twice, and maybe laugh while they’re doing it.

I loved this book. I have to be honest, I didn’t really mean to read the whole thing but once I started it I had to finish it. The Borrowed Bride is, of course, a Western . What else would you expect for me to lurve so? It is set in Colorado, 1899 and there [...]

You might be familiar with Blythe Gifford from her last Harlequin Historical, The Harlot’s Daughter. As you can tell from Alicia Thomas’ review she loved it. Blythe followed it up June 1st with Innocence Unveiled.  Read on for the summary and an excerpt…