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Epic Anniversary Giveaway—Win a Collection of my Published Novels!
To celebrate my five-year anniversary, I’m hosting an epic giveaway for a complete set of all thirteen of my published novels!...
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Exciting Book News!!
I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve signed on to write another three books with my publisher Berkley/Penguin Random House!!...
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The Power of Functional Pockets
In the mid- to late nineteenth century, functional pockets in women’s clothing were a powerful symbol of women's burgeoning independence....
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The Pretty Horsebreakers: Victorian Fashion & Competition in Rotten Row
During the fashionable hour in Rotten Row, it wasn’t well-bred young ladies who drew a crowd. It was the Victorian courtesans known as The Pretty Horsebreakers....
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The Artistry of the Victorian Eyebrow
During the Victorian era, some believed that the shape and symmetry of a lady’s brows were indicative of not only her beauty but her character....
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In Memoriam: Centelleo
A memorial post for my Andalusian dressage horse Centelleo who passed away from colic complications on February 15, 2021 at the age of twenty-one....
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