Good News Week
New Release! The Mystery of the Missing Heiress releases October 6!
Summer Lost
Book #2, MYSTERY OF THE MISSING HEIRESS, in the Gravesyde Priory series is due out in a few weeks! Mixing romance and mystery in the Regency era is just too much fun…
All Work, No Play, Makes Life Dull
I know I tend to make the writer’s life sound glamorous and exciting—or at least not boring. But the truth is, it’s more fun to write about interesting things, and not the day-to-day routine.
Touring Alaska
I’m chatting at the Word Wench blog today about my recent Alaskan visit. Want to cool off? Stop by and say hi and enjoy the glaciers and snow-covered mountains!
North to Alaska
I don’t know if you remember that song. I’m sure it dates me. After last year’s exhausting trip to Egypt, we vowed to make our next one simple, so we booked a lovely small ship cruise around Alaska’s coastline. We foolishly thought it would be a short trip from here In California. Scratch that. No … Read more
Have you ever run away?
Running away from dark and gray!
Discounts and Newsletters!
Quick note—my June newsletter will have a 40% off coupon for three of my bestselling titles. If you haven’t signed up for it yet, do so now! https://www.subscribepage.com/ricewebsite I only send newsletters once a month to offer news of specials and discounts, as well as bits of historical trivia and whatever pops into my head—which … Read more
Mercury Retrograde
Computers are mysterious but not romantic!
It Could Be Worse
I don’t know about where you are, but here in sunny California, the winter has been worse than it’s ever been—and to compound the misery, natural gas prices are through the roof. I can’t huddle in front of my gas fire, and I’ve had to set the furnace to awful cold. But any time I … Read more
Socializing
Do you have any idea how difficult it is for an introverted, stay-at-home writer to make friends? So finding my tribe has always been essential. But moving here to Southern California where distance is measured in traffic, I was daunted. I knew there were authors in the area, but we just never got organized. I … Read more