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Author Archives: Jenna Jaxon
Be My Guest! ~ Author Interview with Cara Bristol
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
Weekend Writing Warriors ~ 01/29/17 Only Scandal Will Do ~ “There will be Pleasure”
I’m back this week sharing snippets from the first book of the House of Pleasure series, Only Scandal Will Do. It’s one of my favorites of my books, and although many of you may remember it, I do want to share … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Romance, House of Pleasure, House of Pleasure Series, On Only Scandal Will Do, On Weekend Writing Warriors, Promotion, Weekend Writing Warriors
Tagged historical romance, Jenna Jaxon, Only Scandal Will Do, Regency romance, The House of Pleasure series, Weekend Writing Warriors
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The Romance of Language: Word for the Week 1/27/17
Monomachy: “A duel.” from Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary of the English Language, 1755. Even though I’ve written about duels in my romance novels Only Scandal Will Do and the upcoming Only A Mistress Will Do, I had not come … Continue reading
Be My Guest! ~ Author Interview with Alexandra Christle
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
“A Pirate’s Life for Me” by Gina Danna
Pirates. With Hollywood giving us pirates like Captain Jack Sparrow, what’s not to like? He’s adorable with a wit. But with the return of Starz’s Black Sails, pirates take a turn for the dark side of violence and blood, all … Continue reading
Medieval Monday: Celebration! ~ Mary Morgan’s A Magical Highland Solstice
Celebration! is our theme for this round of Medieval Monday! Join us as we celebrate weddings, holidays, and all manner of medieval events! This week’s excerpt is from Mary Morgan’s A Magical Highland Solstice Excerpt: Cormac’s stomach protested fiercely as … Continue reading
Weekend Writing Warriors ~ 01/22/17 Only A Mistress Will Do ~ A Matter of Necessity
I couldn’t resist switching to my April 2017 release, Only A Mistress Will Do, this week because Friday I had the cover reveal for it and just had to show off the cover! Next week I’ll return to Scandal, although I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Romance, House of Pleasure, House of Pleasure Series, On Weekend Writing Warriors, Only A Mistress Will Do, Promotion, Weekend Writing Warriors
Tagged Georgian romance, historical romance, Jenna Jaxon, Only A Mistress Will Do, Regency romance, The House of Pleasure series, Weekend Writing Warriors
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Cover Reveal: Only A Mistress Will Do
At long last, I have the cover for my third Georgian romance in The House of Pleasure series, Only A Mistress Will Do. Kensington has changed the style for a new look and the rest of the series will follow suit … Continue reading
The Romance of Language: Word for the Week 1/20/17
This week’s word is somehow very apropos to my way of thinking. Bubbleable: “Capable of being duped.” from T. Lewis Davies Supplementary English Glossary, 1881. Further looking up duped, I came up with “a person who is easily deceived or … Continue reading
Posted in Romance of Language
Tagged Bubbleable, duped, forgotten words, historical words, Jenna Jaxon, Romance of Language
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