Mystery Scene Magazine recently asked me a rather intriguing question: what would I give my characters for Christmas? I decided it wasn’t really so much what I would give them (being a humble author and all that), but what Arabella and Turnip would give each other. To read the answer, just click here…. What would [...]

– about the books and a special Jane Austen project on Hist-Fic Chick.

– today, on Fresh Fiction.

In anticipation of the re-release of The Secret History of the Pink Carnation next month, I’ve been going through my personal Pink Carnation archives. Among the drafts and the outtakes and the Q&A’s, I stumbled upon a document I hadn’t thought about in years and years– the bio my publisher asked me to write right [...]

In which I discuss The Secret History of the Pink Carnation then versus now, my coffee consumption habits, and the Chair of Death. You can find the interview here. This interview was really supposed to have gone up on October 5th– hence the line about Pink mass market coming out today! Just ignore that bit.

… on the Borders True Romance blog. Borders is also giving away copies of my book and Cara Elliott’s latest to five folks who comment on the blog.

The other day, I chatted with Laurel Ann of Austenprose about the Pink books, Austen, and The Mischief of the Mistletoe. Laurel Ann will be giving away copies of The Betrayal of the Blood Lily to five people who comment on the post, so please do stop by! The contest closes at midnight on March [...]

Here’s a brief snippet from the event at the Poisoned Pen in Arizona. As you may notice, we wandered a little far afield… and I don’t just mean India.

… about favorite colors, cartoon characters, and, of course, the Pink series, with Jen Wardrip on Authors Unleashed.

… you can read about it here, in this lovely recap of Tuesday’s reading and Q&A by journalist Elizabeth Willse.