Author Archives: Jenna Jaxon
Medieval Monday ~ Villains ~Week #8 Ruth A. Casie’s The Highlander’s English Woman
Villains! is our theme for this round of Medieval Monday! Join us and discover some of the most evil and dastardly villains our medieval romances ever produced! And we are doing something a bit different this time around. We’re breaking … Continue reading
Weekend Writing Warriors ~ 03/24/17 Only A Mistress Will Do ~ “Lord John”
MY GREAT APOLOGIES! To those last week who visited my blog and did not get a return visit from me. I did some in the morning, but around noon I went into a technical rehearsal for a show that went … Continue reading
The Romance of Language: Word for the Week 3/24/17
Pree: “To taste; as, pree my sneeshin, taste my snuff.” –from John Jamieson’s Supplement to the Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish … Continue reading
Medieval Monday ~ Villains ~Week #7 Cathy MacRae’s The Highlander’s French Bride
Villains! is our theme for this round of Medieval Monday! Join us and discover some of the most evil and dastardly villains our medieval romances ever produced! And we are doing something a bit different this time around. We’re breaking … Continue reading
Weekend Writing Warriors ~ 03/19/17 Only A Mistress Will Do ~ Respectable Women
Counting down to my upcoming 2017 release, Only A Mistress Will Do, here’s more of Mistress before its release on April 4th. I’m continuing with Chapter One of Only a Mistress Will Do, and here is the link to the previous post if you want … Continue reading
The Romance of Language: Word for the Week 3/17/17
Poteen: “Irish whiskey made in small, often illicit stills. from Latin Poitin, a small pot.” –from C.A.M. Fennell’s Stanford Dictionary of Anglicised Words and Phrases, 1964 Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I looked and looked to find a word worthy of … Continue reading
Spotlight: Between Nowhere & Lost by Alexandra Christle
1960’s housewife Helen Hodges has reconciled herself to a quiet, childless life in a small South Carolina mill town, but when she has a happenstance encounter with David Drummond, the mill owner’s son, her repressed longings for a child are … Continue reading
Be My Guest! ~ Author Interview with Lindsay Downs
Hello, and welcome to my new feature for 2017. I’ve begun a Wednesday weekly post to present interviews with authors across all romance genres. Although I’m primarily an historical romance writer, I do read outside my genre and suspect … Continue reading
Her Perfect Gentleman
I’m currently part of a Regency boxed set called Her Perfect Gentleman. It’s eight fantastic novellas by best-selling, award-winning Regency authors, for the bargain price of just.99! If you like historical romance, you’ll love this boxed set. THIS LOVE OF MINE by … Continue reading
































