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Author Archives: Jenna Jaxon
Five Stages of Editing Grief by Elizabeth MS Flynn
I’m reblogging a post from Savvy Authors today that is near and dear to my heart, especially now: Editing. This article is called The Five Stages of Editing Grief and boy is it on the money! I hope you enjoy … Continue reading
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Tagged editing, Elizabeth MS Flynn, Five Stages of Editing Grief, revisions
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Medieval Monday: Formidable Warriors ~ Gods of the Highlands by Bambi Lynn
Conflict/Confrontation is our theme for this round of Medieval Monday! Please welcome this week’s guest Bambi Lynn with her romance Gods of the Highlands Excerpt: The Comyns stood little chance against the demi-gods they faced. Lucan was a formidable … Continue reading
Weekend Writing Warriors ~ 5/08/16 A Kiss Beneath the Mistletoe: Blind Man’s Bluff
This month A Kiss Beneath the Mistletoe is “Book of the Month” so here’s the first snippet of this midwinter Regency. Miss Jenny Crowley has found out on her 18th birthday that instead of getting her long-promised season in London, she’s … Continue reading
Book of the Month: A Kiss Beneath the Mistletoe
My Book of the Month for May is A Kiss Beneath the Mistletoe, the first book and prequel to my Regency series A Handful of Hearts. This month’s prize is a $10.00 Amazon gift card. It only takes a comment below to enter to win. This … Continue reading
Posted in A Handful of Hearts, A Kiss Beneath the Mistletoe, Book of the Month, Book Spotlights, Historical Romance, On Regency Romance, Promotion, Regency Romance
Tagged A Handful of Hearts series, A Kiss Beneath the Mistletoe, Book of the Month, historical romance, Jenna Jaxon, Regency romance
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Cover Spot: The Trouble With Roses by Mairi Norris
This week’s featured cover is from my good friend and chapter mate, Mairi Norris, who has just released a stunning medieval romance called The Trouble With Roses. Such a beautiful, lush cover! Cover Quote from Mairi Norris~ “This is my … Continue reading
Seaside Fashions of the 19th Century
Originally posted on Mimi Matthews:
“The close of the London and Parisian Season has now arrived, and the Fashionable World has sought the invigorating breezes of the Seaside…” The Ladies’ Monthly Magazine, 1869. (Individual Images via LACMA, V&A, and the…
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Dream Come True: I Have an Agent!
I’ve been working toward getting an agent to represent my books for seven years, almost since I started writing. And in April, my dream actually came true—just when I wasn’t expecting it! I’d finally finished a major revision of my … Continue reading
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Medieval Monday: Ambush! in Knight of Runes by Ruth A. Casie
Conflict/Confrontation is our theme for this round of Medieval Monday! Please welcome this week’s guest Ruth Casie with her romance Knight of Runes Excerpt: England ~ May, 1605 I should not have stayed away from the Manor so long. … Continue reading
Weekend Writing Warriors ~ 5/01/16 Only Scandal Will Do~ Locked or Unlocked?
This is the last Sunday that Only Scandal Will Do is “Book of the Month” so I’ve put up a final 10 more lines from my Georgian romance. Lady Katarina Fitzwilliam has been kidnapped and auctioned in a brothel to the highest bidder, a … Continue reading
What Does It Mean To Be A Perfectionist AND A Writer?
Found this post in my inbox this morning and thought I would share it. Been there, done that! From Writers In the Storm: Google “perfectionism” and “writers” and you’d think perfectionism was a deadly disease. Pages pop up offering tips … Continue reading
