This week we’re joined by Lenora Bell. She is a USA Today bestselling, award-winning author of historical romances. In 2014 she won the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart Award for Best Historical. In this episode we discuss her Mary Poppins-inspired historical romance What a Difference a Duke Makes and some of her other works. We… Continue reading Ep. 22 Lenora Bell: What a Difference a Duke Makes
This week we’re joined by Eva Leigh, a historical romance novelist who also writes as Zoe Archer. Her latest release in her London Underground series is Counting on a Countess. We discuss her four pen names, what it’s like to be married to another romance novelist, intersectional feminism, and historical orgies. You can follow Zoe/Eva on… Continue reading Ep. 21 Eva Leigh: Counting on a Countess
This week we’re joined by Jodi Ellen Malpas. She is the #1 New York Times and international bestselling author of the erotic This Man Trilogy and The One Night Trilogy, as well as several standalone novels. In this episode we discuss what it was like to have This Man become an overnight success and her… Continue reading Ep. 20 Jodi Ellen Malpas: With This Man
We're joined this week by Kelly Bowen who is the RITA award winning author of historical romance including her Lords of Worth series, A Season for Scandal series, and her new Devils of Dover series. We discuss her new release (A Duke in the Night), her background in agriculture, and which body part was most… Continue reading Ep. 19 Kelly Bowen: A Duke in the Night
This week we're joined by Grace Burrowes, a NYT and USA Today Bestselling author of historical and contemporary romance. We talk about her new book, A Rogue of Her Own, how her experience as a child welfare lawyer impacts her writing, and how writer's block isn't writer's block at all--but a key part of the… Continue reading Ep. 18 Grace Burrowes: A Rogue of Her Own
In this episode, we're joined by Jennifer Prokop, perhaps better known as @JenReadsRomance on Twitter. She's an avid romance reader and reviewer, and teaches middle school English, so she has a knack for breaking complex concepts down in a way that makes them easier to grasp. We discuss representation in romance, how to be better… Continue reading Ep. 17 Jennifer Prokop: Representation in Romance
This week we’re joined by Jenny Holiday, a USA Today bestselling author of contemporary and historical, gay and straight romance. We discuss her new release, One and Only, the epidemic of bridezillas, our theories on the romantic lives of Canadian ice dancers, and how she balances writing and motherhood. You can find out more about Jenny… Continue reading Ep. 16 Jenny Holiday: One and Only
