• 5 Easy Questions,  Regency

    Fun Questions for Ruth A Casie author of The Lady and the Earl by @RuthACasie #RLFblog #HistoricalRomance

    Fun Questions for Ruth A Casie author of The Lady and the Earl by @RuthACasie #RLFblog #HistoricalRomanceA talented female physician in love with a Duke faces societal opposition and tough choices. Will they find happiness together?

    Ruth, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! Please tell us about The Lady and the Earl.

    The Lady and the Earl by Ruth A Casie

    Genre: Historical Romance, Historical Regency Romance
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): PG13

    Harriet Manning is a brilliant physician, dedicating her days to assisting her renowned father, and volunteering with the Ladies Auxiliary. Though deeply passionate about medicine and helping others. Despite her talents, societal expectations restrict her from practicing openly. To add to her woes, her mother incessantly urges her to find a suitable husband.

    During a trip to London, Asheton Dunn suffers a riding accident and is taken to Harriet’s clinic for treatment. As he recuperates, Harriet and Asheton grow close, kindling a romance. However, when Harriet’s family discovers that Asheton is the Duke of Whippany’s son, they are taken aback. Harriet’s mother advises her to put aside her medical aspirations and conform to society’s expectations to fit into Asheton’s world.

    Although they are engaged, their match is met with disapproval from the ton, and a friend harboring ulterior motives. Will Harriet and Asheton overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of their love?

    What’s your favorite down-home family style meal?

    My NEW favorite down-home family meal is a chicken casserole that is very much like a pot pie but without the crust. It’s made with a few simple ingredients. The recipe calls for cooked chicken breast. My local grocer makes an AWESOME roasted chicken breast. I use his. For a vegetable, I use steamed broccoli or steamed mixed vegetables. I made a white sauce and instead of melting cheddar cheese, I use goat cheese. I was surprised when this recipe added cooked white rice. It was a delicious addition. To top it all off, season panko toasted are sprinkled on top. Put it in the oven for twenty minutes and eat. My family calls this the limousine meal. You can stretch it to last for a few days!

    What is your go-to meal when you dine out?

    I have two go-to meals. They are meals I do not make myself. Burritos at the Blue Moon Café. AWESOME! The new addition is Bao, a Chinese dumpling that has soup inside.

    Who is your “book boyfriend” (that hottie you read about and drool over)?

    I am fickle. I have a tendency to fall ‘in love’ with the hero of the book I’ve just read. This week it is Lord Ingram in Sherry Thomas’ Lady Sherlock series. Although, The Earl of Wrexford in Andrea Penrose’s Wrexford and Sloane Mysteries is a very close second.

    When you read for pleasure, what kind of books do you choose?

    I really enjoy Historical Mystery stories. I’ve been reading books by Sherry Thomas and Andrea Penrose. As soon as I get through those series I may read Carla Simpson, Darcie Wilde, or Deb Marlowe

    If the hero of your latest book called you on the phone, what would be a perfect ringtone for him?

    ‘Secret Agent Man’ This is the ring I have on my phone for my son. He has top secret security clearance where he works. Almost all the heroes in my Regency series, The Ladies of Sommer-by-the-Sea are agents for the Crown.

    Where to buy The Lady and the Earl

    Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1W6G3FV

    Ruth A Casie Social Media

    Ruth A Casie is a USA bestselling author. She writes historical adventures from the shores of medieval Scotland to the cobblestone streets of Regency London. Her stories embrace strong woman and the men who deserve them. Within the pages you’ll discover ‘edge-of-your-seat suspense, mind boggling drama, and heart melting emotions. Grab your favorite cup of tea, or an ale if you prefer, and join her heroes and heroines as they race across the pages to find their happily ever after.  Ruth hopes her stories are your next favorite adventures!

    Website https://ruthacasie.com/
    Blog http://www.ruthacasie.blogspot.com
    Twitter https://twitter.com/RuthACasie
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    Amazon Author Page https://www.amazon.com/Ruth-A.-Casie/e/B005V0YEVU/
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  • Book Release,  Historical

    Read The Lady and the Earl the new #HistoricalRegencyRomance by Ruth A Casie @RuthACasie #RLFblog #Historical #Mystery #Regency

    Read The Lady and the Earl by Ruth A Casie @RuthACasie #RLFblog #HistoricalRomance

    A talented female physician in love with a Duke faces societal opposition and tough choices. Will they find happiness together?

    Ruth, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! Please tell us about The Lady and the Earl.

    The Lady and the Earl by Ruth A Casie

    Genre: Historical Romance, Historical Regency Romance
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): PG13

    Harriet Manning is a brilliant physician, dedicating her days to assisting her renowned father, and volunteering with the Ladies Auxiliary. Though deeply passionate about medicine and helping others. Despite her talents, societal expectations restrict her from practicing openly. To add to her woes, her mother incessantly urges her to find a suitable husband.

    During a trip to London, Asheton Dunn suffers a riding accident and is taken to Harriet’s clinic for treatment. As he recuperates, Harriet and Asheton grow close, kindling a romance. However, when Harriet’s family discovers that Asheton is the Duke of Whippany’s son, they are taken aback. Harriet’s mother advises her to put aside her medical aspirations and conform to society’s expectations to fit into Asheton’s world.

    Although they are engaged, their match is met with disapproval from the ton, and a friend harboring ulterior motives. Will Harriet and Asheton overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of their love?

    Why did you write this book?

    All the stories in this series, The Ladies of Sommer-by-the-Sea are about strong women and the men who deserve them. I read a story about Dr. James Barry, a Regency surgeon who was commissioned in 1813 and served in the British Military and became the Surgeon of the Forces. Dr. Barry died in 1859, serving nearly fifty years. It wasn’t until the doctor was being prepared for burial that it was discovered that Dr. Barry was a woman. The story, The Lady and the Earl is about a female doctor.

    What is your favorite genre to read?

    I enjoy reading historical mysteries. Sherry Thomas’ The Lady Sherlock Series is fantastic! I also enjoy reading historical romance and fantasy. I also enjoy adventure stories. All my books have some element of adventure. My pirate and medieval stories have epic fights. It parallels the conflict the hero and heroine find themselves in. You can be sure to find that to win those battles they must work together to be successful.

    Who is your favorite character from fiction (not including your own)?

    This is a difficult question. I love Claire in Outlander, Captain Blood (maybe that’s just Errol Flynn), Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean (he’s so checky), and there is always Mr. Darcy. I could go on…

    What are you working on at the moment?

    There are several projects that I’m working on. I am just finishing the last book, The Lady and the Rogue, in my series, The Ladies of Sommer-by-the-Sea. This story is about a concert pianist and how music is used to send coded messages. It will be released this August. I’ve just completed a short story for an anthology, The Lady and the Flame, that will be out in September. I am also putting my toe in the more steamy series, with a short story in a Lyon’s Den anthology, a Dragonblade Publishing-connected world that will release in August. That has kept me busy!

    What books will we see from you in coming months?

    The Lady and the Rogue will release in August. Lady Euphemia Brandt, a concert pianist is recklessly out by herself after dark and is accosted by an English nobleman and blames herself for being mistaken for a “lady of the night.” She fights him off knocking him out, but in the process loses her reticule. Without a choice she ‘borrows’ coin from her unconscious attacker and hires a carriage home. She tells no one about the incident. At a party for the Prime Minister, she sees the very rogue who attacked her and realizes he is one of the wealthiest men of the ton. How does she explain her aversion to the advances of the most eligible and sought-after bachelor without giving away what happened?

    Where to buy The Lady and the Earl

    Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1W6G3FV

    Ruth A Casie Social Media

    Ruth A Casie is a USA bestselling author. She writes historical adventures from the shores of medieval Scotland to the cobblestone streets of Regency London. Her stories embrace strong woman and the men who deserve them. Within the pages you’ll discover ‘edge-of-your-seat suspense, mind boggling drama, and heart melting emotions. Grab your favorite cup of tea, or an ale if you prefer, and join her heroes and heroines as they race across the pages to find their happily ever after.  Ruth hopes her stories are your next favorite adventures!

    Website https://ruthacasie.com/
    Blog http://www.ruthacasie.blogspot.com
    Twitter https://twitter.com/RuthACasie
    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RuthACasie/
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    Amazon Author Page https://www.amazon.com/Ruth-A.-Casie/e/B005V0YEVU/
    Newsletter http://ruthacasie.com/contact.html#newsletter


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  • Regency

    Have you read the #RegencyRomance The Uncertain Heart by Peggy Lovelace Ellis? #Romance #RLFblog

    Have you read the #RegencyRomance The Uncertain Heart by Peggy Lovelace Ellis? #Romance #RLFblogWhen the earl meets an orphan and his life changes instantly in Peggy Lovelace Ellis’ new Regency novel, can he overcome her reluctance? Can she bear not to succumb?

    Peggy, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! Please tell us about The Uncertain Heart.

    The Uncertain Heart by Peggy Lovelace Ellis

    Genre Traditional Regency
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): G

    Who is the girl with the Irish blue eyes? Rebecca Marie Louise Black is enthralled by a stranger with emerald eyes whom she sees in passing on the street.

    Edward John Carlisle Cecil, Tenth Earl of Shelburne, debonair man about Town, meets the gaze of a young woman with haunting blue eyes. His life forever changes in that instant.

    Does he truly recognize her features, or is he merely charming her to gain his own ends?

    Rebecca wants answers to these questions because she doesn’t know who she is either.

    The Napoleonic War in Spain, a traitor, apparitions in Green Park, and Society rules threaten Edward and Rebecca’s efforts to forge a future together in this thoroughly researched Regency era novel.

    In 1774, three ten-year-old girls living in Somerset, England made a decision which had a far-reaching effect on their lives. They declared that, when they grew up, they would each have a daughter and give her all three of their names but in different orders. They would be best friends just as their mothers were. Rebecca Marie Louise Black and Louise Rebecca Marie Tracy meet in an orphanage in Hampshire, England, in the year 1800. Because of the similarity of names, they vow to be best friends forever, as only six-year-olds can. This friendship continues until, in 1812 at the age of 18, they leave the orphanage to pursue life in London with a chaperone. Both Rebecca and Louise believe there is a third girl who shares their names. This is the basis of my Heart Series, all to be published this summer and fall.

    Within months of arrival in London, Rebecca encounters her destiny in the form of Edward John Carlisle Cecil, Earl of Shelburne. Her resemblance to someone he has known puzzles him and he determines to learn why.

    Shelburne and Rebecca make a variety of attempts to find someone who recognizes her features. On a ride in Green Park, Rebecca sees an apparition identical to her in appearance. As she continues to see the apparition, sometimes in the presence of a man in regimentals, Rebecca becomes convinced this is an omen of her early death. With that conviction, she determines she cannot form a lasting relationship with any man because she cannot put him through the despair her early death would cause.

    In addition to Rebecca’s stated fear, Shelburne’s concern for her mental stability, the Napoleonic wars, an abduction, and treason interfere with Rebecca and Edward’s romance.

    Where to buy The Uncertain Heart

    Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Uncertain-Heart-Book-One/dp/0971013063
    Barnes and Noble https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-uncertain-heart-peggy-lovelace-ellis/1143078905
    Universal Buy Link https://books2read.com/u/m0WkVM

    Peggy Lovelace Ellis Social Media

    Growing up on a small farm near Asheville, North Carolina, Peggy Ellis loved to read for as long as she can remember. “I loved reading from early childhood,” she recalls. “I really enjoyed The Bobbsey Twins, and the Five Little Peppers enthralled me. From there it was on to Louisa Mae Alcott’s books, followed by Nancy Drew and even The Hardy Boys.”
    Peggy considered the characters in those books as her friends, and she looked forward to the monthly visit from the bookmobile. “Mom allowed us to borrow as many books as we could carry. Weight was never an issue when I cradled precious books in my arms on the mile-long trek, mostly uphill, on a gravel road. By the time the month passed, I had practically memorized the books and vowed that, someday, I would write books like those I loved.”
    This year marks her 51st anniversary as a freelance writer and editor, and she enjoys using her gift of creative communication to help others. A devout Christian, Peggy has been married for over 54 years. Her byline has appeared in nationally distributed magazines, ezines, and anthologies over the past three decades.
    Many writers and authors struggle with confidence, but that isn’t the case with Peggy. “I didn’t have a confidence problem with writing. My problem was that I simply could not write fiction. I had no problem with researched writing, only fiction.” She recalls receiving “lots” of rejections as a freelance writer. “I threatened to wallpaper one wall of our den with my rejection slips.”
    Peggy received some wise advice when someone told her to see rejections as positive, because they show she’s working at her craft. “An attitude adjustment can make all of the difference in the world for a writer!”
    Every author has their favorite books they have written, and Peggy is no different. Challenges on the Home Front, World War II, is an anthology of first-person stories from women in eight countries on their lives during the war. “I found their stories fascinating, all different yet all the same. Challenges also contains my mother’s story as I observed her, and my researched work on the equality of women in the workplace which came to a head at the end of the war, leading to the Equal Rights Movement of the seventies. It is still selling well in its second edition.”
    Another favorite book she has written is Silver Shadows, Stories of Life in a Small Town. “These eight stories originated as sketches for secondary characters in cozy mysteries. However, the characters convinced me they’re real people and each had a story to tell beyond the obvious basic identity information. They didn’t give me any peace of mind until I wrote their stories.” These people became the secondary people in a doppelgänger romantic suspense which Peggy expects to publish in early 2024.
    In addition to Challenges on the Home Front, World War II, Peggy compiled and published two other anthologies: Lest the Colors Fade and A Beautiful Life and Other Stories.
    Peggy’s current release is The Uncertain Heart, the first volume of her three-book Heart Series of traditional Regency novels. She will publish the other two this summer or early fall.”
    Peggy has some advice for anyone who is thinking about becoming an author. “Read, read, and read some more,” she says with passion. “Research your chosen genre as thoroughly as you possibly can, and then research some more.” And she knows the importance of connecting with other writers. “Attend conferences and workshops and learn from those who have gone before you,” she said.
    And finally, Peggy said that you should start your day with this statement: “I am a writer. I AM a writer. I am A writer. I am a WRITER!”
    Website https://www.peggyellis.com
    Amazon Author Page https://www.amazon.com/stores/Peggy-Ellis/author/B0848V4VB9
    LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/peggy-lovelace-ellis-972b42178/

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  • Regency

    Read The Lady and the Earl by Ruth A Casie @RuthACasie #RLFblog #HistoricalRomance

    Read The Lady and the Earl by Ruth A Casie @RuthACasie #RLFblog #HistoricalRomanceHarriet Manning is a talented physician who falls in love with Asheton Dunn. But societal expectations and opposition threaten to keep them apart, forcing Harriet to choose between love and her medical aspirations. Will they overcome the obstacles in their path to find happiness together?

    Ruth, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! Please tell us about The Lady and the Earl.

    The Lady and the Earl by Ruth A Casie

    Genre: Historical Romance, Historical Regency Romance
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): Subtle – closed bedroom door

    A woman’s manipulating behavior is a prescription for disaster. But for whom?

    Harriet Manning is a brilliant physician, dedicating her days to assisting her renowned father and volunteering with the Ladies Auxiliary. Though deeply passionate about medicine and helping others, societal norms restrict her from practicing openly. To add to her woes, her mother is incessantly urging her to find a suitable husband.

    During a trip to London, Asheton Dunn suffers a riding accident and is taken to Harriet’s clinic for treatment. As he recuperates, Harriet and Asheton grow close, kindling a romance. However, when Harriet’s family discovers that Asheton is the Duke of Whippany’s son, they are taken aback. Harriet’s mother advises her to put aside her medical aspirations and conform to society’s expectations to fit into Asheton’s world.

    Although they are engaged, their match is met with disapproval from the Ton, with Daphne Willis harboring ulterior motives. Will Harriet and Asheton overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of their love?

    Where to buy The Lady and the Earl

    Publisher: Timeless Scribes Publishing
    Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1W6G3FV

    Ruth A Casie Social Media

    Ruth A Casie is a USA bestselling author. She writes historical adventures from the shores of medieval Scotland to the cobblestone streets of Regency London. Her stories embrace strong woman and the men who deserve them. Within the pages you’ll discover ‘edge-of-your-seat suspense, mind boggling drama, and heart melting emotions. Grab your favorite cup of tea, or an ale if you prefer, and join her heroes and heroines as they race across the pages to find their happily ever after.  Ruth hopes her stories are your next favorite adventures!

    Website https://ruthacasie.com/
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  • Historical

    An historical novel – Duty Bound by Jessica James @jessicajames #RLFblog #HistoricalFiction

    An historical novel - Duty Bound by Jessica James @jessicajames #RLFblog #HistoricalFictionIs love worth fighting for when it crosses enemy lines? Find out in Duty Bound by Jessica James, a moving Civil War tale of dueling convictions, impossible choices, and enduring love.

    Jessica, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! Please tell us about Duty Bound.

    Duty Bound by Jessica James

    Genre Historical Fiction
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): Mild

    An epic enemy-to-lovers saga that embodies the classic elements of duty, honor… and unexpected love.

    History is brought to life in this sweeping Southern novel when a renowned Confederate cavalry officer discovers that the woman he promised his dying brother he would protect, is the Union spy he vowed to his men he would destroy. This timeless love story illuminates the fine line between friends and enemies at a time when traditions and principles were worth defending at all costs.

    This is the tale of Colonel Alexander Hunter, a dauntless and daring Confederate cavalry officer, who, with his band of intrepid outcasts, becomes a legend in the rolling hills of northern Virginia. Inspired by love of country and guided by a sense of duty and honor, Hunter must make a desperate choice when his mysterious foe falls into his hands in enemy territory.

    Should he keep his promise to his brother? Or continue to fight for his beliefs?

    Just when a truce appears to be reached, a misunderstanding takes place that starts a catastrophic chain of events. The result is a vivid, raw, emotional and poignant clash of personalities as both characters fight to defend their beliefs, their principles and their honor.

    This moving tale of dueling convictions, impossible choices, and enduring love is destined for an honored place among the classics of the American Civil War.

    Where to buy Duty Bound

    Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08V1BP8MY
    Smashwords https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1067516?ref=jessicajames
    Books2Read https://books2read.com/dutybound

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    Jessica James believes in honor, duty, and true love–and that’s what she writes about in her award-winning novels that span the ages from the Revolutionary War to modern day.
    She is a four-time winner of the John Esten Cooke Award for Southern Fiction, and has won more than a dozen other literary awards, including a Readers’ Favorite International Book Award and a Gold Medal from the Military Writers Society of America. Her novels have been used in schools and are available in hundreds of libraries including Harvard and the U.S. Naval Academy.
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  • Historical

    Read Seduction, Lies and Betrayal the new #HistoricalRomance by Faye Hall @FayeHall79 #RLFblog #RomanticSuspense

     

    Read Seduction, Lies and Betrayal the new #HistoricalRomance by Faye Hall @FayeHall79 #RLFblog #RomanticSuspenseHer journey to Australia should have been her new beginning in Faye Hall’s new Historical Romance Seduction, Lies & Betrayal. Instead what she found was a love her past was determined to destroy.

    Faye, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! Please tell us about Seduction, Lies & Betrayal.

    Seduction, Lies & Betrayal by Faye Hall

    Genre Historical Romance
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): R

    1874

    Her journey to Australia should have been her new beginning…what she found was a love her past was determined to destroy.

    Maria Venetti fled the streets of London and the life of crime she’d been forced into, boarding a ship to Australia. Once aboard the Lady Douglas, Maria was determined to keep a low profile, isolating herself from the other passengers. Her plan was perfect…until she met the dark-haired stranger sitting across the dinner table.

    Nathaniel Ward was looking for a new start for himself and his daughter. When the Italian beauty, Maria, joined him in the dining hall, he was captivated by her wit, and ached to share so much more than a card game with her.

    When she agreed to model for one of his sketches, he feared he would no longer be able to deny his growing desire for her. What he feared most was losing his usually well-guarded heart to her, opening himself up again to heartache.

    Their relationship growing, Maria hoped that at last she would be free to start her life anew…that was until she learned a man from her past, Harold Beaxley, was also on the ship, threatening to destroy everything she’d hoped to find in Nathaniel’s arms.

    Arriving in Australia, they stumble upon a web of seduction and deceit weaved by Harold — a man whose lies are determined to rip the lovers apart all for his amusement and greed.

    Will Nathaniel and Maria’s love be strong enough to protect them from the pasts they so desperately wanted to escape? Or will they fall victim to the lies and betrayal that followed them across the ocean?

    Why did you write this book?

    It was inspired by the events surrounding our family’s migration to Australia during the 1800s. I also wanted to do something different than what’s been in my previous books, and I wanted to explore the character’s lives whilst making the journey to Australia.

    What is your favorite genre to read?

    Historical Romance

    Who is your favorite character from fiction (not including your own)?

    So many to choose from haha. Probably Mr Darcy.

    What are you working on at the moment?

    A few things. Currently trying to re-release one of my older titles, and working on a friends-to-lovers story with a twist.

    What books will we see from you in coming months?

    I should hopefully have another release out by mid-year that is about a pick-pocketing governess.

    Where to buy Seduction, Lies & Betrayal

    Publisher https://4thavenuepress.com.au/seduction-lies-betrayal
    Amazon https://a.co/d/03Ox0mm

    Faye Hall Social Media

    Faye Hall is an author of steamy Australian Historical Romantic Suspense novels, including the Sins of the Virtuous series. Born and raised in North Queensland, Australia, she uses the tales of local history, and the struggles and adventures of her own family, to bring her characters to life in a uniquely, rural setting.

    Website https://www.fayehall.com.au
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