Sunday, April 17, 2011

(1) Guest Michelle Willingham; (2) Black Thorne's Rose

Willingham MICHELLE WILLINGHAM, HWW

Honorary Word Wench Michelle Willingham returns on Friday, April 22!  Cara/Andrea will host Michelle's return visit.  Michelle writes historical romance for Harlequin Mills & Boon, in both medieval and Victorian eras.  Join us Friday and as we put out the welcome mat for Michelle!  (Hint:  rumor has it that Michelle might mention her Irish warrior heroes, should the subject happen to come up.

THE BLACK THORNE'S ROSE

Exciting eBook News!

Susan King's very first historical romance, The Black Thorne's Rose, is finally available again -- now in BlackThornesRose ebook form, newly edited by the author. This medieval tale of a highborn lady and a forest outlaw, praised as "glorious!" by Romantic Times, launched Susan in historical fiction. Check out the romantic adventure of Lady Emlyn and the mysterious Thorne on the following: 

Amazon Kindle

Nook at Barnes and Noble

Kobo

And don't forget to visit Susan's Facebook page!

Apr 17, 2011 8:07:53 AM | Andrea Penrose, Cara Elliott, Guests, Susan King

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