Liviania’s review of Bespelling Jane Austen by Mary Balogh, Colleen Gleason, Susan Krinard, and Janet Mullany Paranormal Romance published by HQN 28 Sep 10 I feel like I should love mash-ups since I love classic literature and horror stories. So far I’ve been disappointed by most of the ones I’ve read. The four authors in [...]

So glad you could make it to Duck Chat! Janet Mullany is our guest today. Raised in England, Janet now lives in Washington, D.C. where she writes her historical novels. Her first Regency was a Signet, Dedication, which released in 2007. Two years later The Rules of Gentility captured readers’ interest, and now A Most [...]

Welcome back to Duck Chat!You’re in for a treat today – Nicola Cornick is with us! Nicola has a terrific backlist of books, but it’s her latest Brides of Fortune trilogy that has her excited nowadays, and she’d like to tell you about them, along with having some fun with all of you. The trilogy [...]

Lawson’s review of Seducing An Angel (Huxtable Quintet, Book 4) by Mary Balogh Historical romance released by Delacorte Press Hardcover 19 May 09 After having the three Huxtable sisters find their happy endings, though through scandal, their younger brother Stephen, Earl of Merton, gets his story. This book is being released in hardcover, though the [...]

Gwen’s review of At Last Comes Love (Huxtable Quintet, Book 3) by Mary Balogh Historical romance released by Dell 28 Apr 09 I’m not some gushy little fangirl who swoons at every word written by an author.  When I review I am not afraid to give authors I normally love a not-so-good or even bad [...]

Thank you first to Mary Balogh for the terrific Duck Chat we had with her!  As a thank you to all of you for participating in that chat, we’ve drawn a name to receive a copy of Mary’s First Comes Marriage.  And the winner is….

Duck Chat is busy this week! Welcome! Mary Balogh’s latest book, First Comes Marriage, is in bookstores this week.  It’s the second book in her Huxtable series, and the next three books, Then Comes Seduction, At Last Comes Love, and Seducing an Angel, will be released each month for the next three months.  Other than [...]

Limecello’s review of Simply Unforgettable (The Simply Quartet, Book 1) by Mary Balogh Historical romance published by Dell on 25 Jul 06 Simply Unforgettable is the first novel in a quartet of books about teachers at a girls’ school finding love, and a happy ending. I’ve been meaning to read this book ever since I [...]

Lawson’s review of It Happened One Night by Stephanie Laurens, Mary Balogh, Jacquie D’Alessandro and Candice Hern Historical romance anthology released by Avon 30 Sept 08 These four authors tackle something that readers probably wonder about: how similar to authors write plots? The idea is to give four writers the same basic plot and see [...]

Limecello’s review of Simply Love by Mary Balogh Historical romance released by Dell on 27 Feb 07 I haven’t read many of Mary Balogh’s books, but I’ve liked those that I have. Her writing has a subtlety that’s quite enjoyable and definitely apparent in Simply Love. I’m not quite sure if it was my mood [...]

Love the cover HATE the format of the series. First three out in Mass Market, last of the series will be out in Hardcover.

This just in… Your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you. Mary Balogh is debuting all over again, this time in the paranormal genre sometime next year. However, in the meantime, she’ll be as busy as ever this summer bringing you her much loved historicals.

I have to say I wouldn’t have read this book if not for two things – the review at AAR and I like Mary Balogh’s writing. I have a real hard time with cheating. Now it doesn’t bother me if it is before the h meets the hr. I can get past it if it [...]