Regency Friday Fun and Giveaway

You probably know by now (because I’ve been pimping it everywhere!) that my next release will be out this Tuesday, Feb. 1.  It’s an anthology called An Invitation To Sin, and I’m in it along with three other fabulous authors, Jo Beverley, Sally MacKenzie, and Kaitlin O’Riley.  I’d like to showcase those talented gals over the next few days, ending with a giveaway of two copies of An Invitation To Sin on Tuesday.

The lead in this anthology is Jo Beverley, the bestselling author of Georgian and Regency historical romance.  She’s particularly well-known for her two series, the Company of Rogues (set in the Regency era) and the Mallorens, set in Georgian times.  If you’ve not read either of those sets of novels, you’re really in for a treat.  Jo also wrote four books set during the Medieval period – much-loved by her fans – and she also has a slew of traditional Regencies, romance novellas, and even some science fiction stories to her name.

Jo has received many awards for her books, and is a five time winner of the RITA, the top award of the Romance Writers of America (RWA).  She is also a member of RWA’s Honor Roll and Hall Of Fame, along with other great authors like Susan Elizabeth Phillips and Nora Roberts.  Romantic Times called her “one of the great names of the genre,” and she regularly appears on bestseller lists, including USA Today and the New York Times.

Jo’s latest books is The Secret Duke, and her next book, An Unlikely Countess, is coming in March, 2011.   Her novella in An Invitation To Sin is called Forbidden Affections, and I guarantee you’ll love it.

The celebrate the release of An Invitation To Sin, I’m giving away a book by another fabulous historical romance writer, Anna Campbell.  Just leave a comment telling me who your favorite historical romance writers are, and you could win a copy of My Reckless Surrender.

21 thoughts on “Regency Friday Fun and Giveaway”

  1. I have a lot. Jenna Petersen, Anna Campbell, Lisa Kleypas, Victoria Alexander, Candace Camp, Anne Mallory, Teresa Medeiros, Laura Lee Guhrke, and a few more. Seriously, I could go on for awhile.

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  2. Love that question! I have so many favorites its a long list! I love Johanna Lindsey, Eloisa James, Lisa Kleypas, C. Dodd, JAK, Teresa Medeiros, Mary Balogh, Betina Krahn, Anna Campbell and so many others and after reading Sex and the Single Earl your now on my list! Thanks!

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  3. I just stumbled across your blog, and I’ve not yet read much in the way of historical romance, to be honest. But it’s a genre I do believe I’d enjoy. Does that count? 😉

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  4. My favorite Historical Romance writers of all time is Bertrice Small and Kathleen Woodiwiss. I’ve loved them for years. They were my first. Since then I have come to love many. Sherrilyn Kenyon as Kinley Macgreggor, Sandra Hill, Brenda Joyce, Donna Grant, and a handfull of others. Since I have started writing reviews, I have come to love others as well.

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  5. There are so many talented writers out there it’s hard to pick.

    I have read books by Jo Beverley and Anna Campbell, love them!

    Let’s see, how about these authors as some of my favorites, Teresa Medeiros, Judith McNaught, Lisa Kleypas, Jacquie D’Alessandro, Victoria Alexander, Kathleen E. Woodiwiss, Karen Ranney, Madeline Hunter.
    I can go on and on, but I won’t! LOL!!

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  6. Hmm… My favorite historical authors are… Anna Campbell, Teresa Medeiros, Lisa Kleypas… Elizabeth Boyle…Elizabeth Hoyt… Vanessa Kelley. Julia Quinn. Eloisa James. Lorraine Heath. Tracy Anne Warren…and manny moreeee ;D!

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  7. The list is too long, but here’s a few: Teresa Medeiros, Lisa Kleypas, Christina Dodd, Amanda Quick (JAK), ELoisa James, Julia Quinn, Victoria Alexander, and, of course, Vanessa Kelly.

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  8. There are soo many for Historical Romances are my fav. Here’s a list of 10 that I adore, in random order.

    You!, Elizabeth Rolls, Julia Quinn, Anna Campbell, Elizabeth Boyle, Amanda Quick, Elizabeth Hoyt, Mary Balogh, Madeline Hunter & Jo Beverley

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  9. My gosh, where do I start? There are just so many fantastic writers out there. I get into every book that I read and, imagine that I am the lucky lady and the man is mine. Lol. Anyway, here are a few of my favorite writers in no particular order:

    Anna Campbell, Elizabeth Boyle Adele Ashworth, Katharine Ashe, Susan Enoch, Gaelen Foley, Elizabeth Hoyt, Vanessa Kelly, Cathy Maxwell, Karen Hawkins, Lindsay Sands, Hannah Howell, Eloisa James, Jo Beverly, Stephanie Laurens, Mary Balogh.

    Why, I could go on and on. All of these women are wonderful writers plus, tons more that I have not named.

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