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[quote=""Nefret""]Shouldn't that be How to tame a wild Viscount?[/quote]

You have to catch him before you tame him!

I love Budapest! Been there several times. Hope you have a great trip.

I have finished reading the trilogy and absolutely loved it. I rarely buy books as soon as they come out, mostly because I forget to watch for their release. This was different. After Book2 (Boleyn Deception), I couldn't wait for the third book. I was not disappointed. Ms Andersen masterfully brough...

I was at a fantasy convention in Salt City a month ago and they were having auditions for this show. I think the auditions were for the 2nd season (should they make it that far). I looked into I case the were looking for any characters to be part of the challenges, but they were only looking for con...

I am happy to report that Immortal Revelation, the conclusion in my Chronicles of the Mages trilogy, will be released on October 25th. This one will be exploring the origins of Christianity, development of the Roman Catholic Church, and suppression of prior religions. http://danielawillis.com/sitebu...

According to my editor, to whom I always defer when talking punctuation, one period. As for the Oxford comma, it is still the writer's option, just be consistent. I was raised with a comma before the and so there it will remain. And that is the only comma rule I can remember. I screw up the rest oft...

I am excited that I will be one of about 250 or so authors attending The Novel Experience Event (TNEE) in Atlanta this weekend (28-30 March). The concept of this event is that readers and fans of a variety of authors attend for free and generally get face time with their favorite authors. There is a...

I've read the Coughlin book (yes, Elizabeth was Catherine's aunt-in-law, as well as her tutor in all things royal.) It was pretty good. If you are interested more generally in the Romanovs and specifically the post-Revolution members of the family, I wrote Romanovs in the 21st Century a few years ag...

[quote=""MLE (Emily Cotton)""]The over 50's probably skew that number--give me enlargeable e-books any day (or night!)[/quote] Another point to consider is the under 30 crowd probably still has room on the bookshelf for more books. I'm nearly 50 and couldn't fit another book in my bookshelves if I w...

Bygone Era Books is seeking submission of short stories which are humorous royal anecdotes for an anthology they will be publishing in the fall. See this link for details.