Today, I'm pleased to present best selling historical romance author, Regan Walker. Welcome, Regan! Let's get right to it - inquiring minds have a lot they want to know... What characteristic makes up a Regan Walker novel? What can readers expect when they pick up one of your books? Great question, Amy. Well, they can… Continue reading Featured Author Friday – Regan Walker
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On the blog with Jessica Cale…
Today, I'm answering questions on the blog of historical romance author, Jessica Cale.... one of my favorite authors ever! Stop on by: http://www.authorjessicacale.com/2015/05/historical-romance-author-amy-quinton.html And while you're at it, check out her latest relese, Virtue's Lady - you won't be disappointed!.
On the blog with Kathryn Kane
Today, I'm answering questions on the blog of Romance Author, Kathryn Kane. Check it out! https://kathrynkaneromance.wordpress.com/2015/05/22/interview-with-amy-quinton-regency-romance-author-plus/
Can Antagonists be Redeemed?
Today, I'm on the blog for author Tami Lund talking villains. Stop on by, read an excerpt or two, and let's talk! http://tamilund.com/?p=2150
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Featured Book Friday – Virtue’s Lady by Jessica Cale
Today, I'm pleased to feature author Jessica Cale and her latest release, Virtue's Lady. Virtue's Lady is Book 2 of her Southwark Saga series. Isn't this cover simply gorgeous?! I've read this book. In fact, I couldn't put it down from the moment I 'cracked the cover' (of course, I read it on my kindle app, but you know...). Not… Continue reading Featured Book Friday – Virtue’s Lady by Jessica Cale
Spring Blog Tour – Romancing the Pen Today
And it's Friday! I can hear the shouts of joy. The only thing better is... Saturday. But on a down note, it is the last day of my Spring Blog Tour hosted by Goddess Fish Promotions. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with myself next week? What will I talk about? But enough… Continue reading Spring Blog Tour – Romancing the Pen Today
The hidden courtyard of one of England’s best preserved castles
Wow - Just wow...
GREAT ENGLISH COUNTRY HOUSES
Stunning photos; I would love to visit. I could totally envision myself living here. No problem. 🙂
BERRINGTON HALL, NEAR LEOMINSTER, HEREFORDSHIRE, UK
Berrington Hall
The History
Thomas Harley, a banker and government contractor in London, made a fortune from the lucrative contracts enabling him to retire in his mid-forties. He was keen to retire to the country and, as his family had always had links with Herefordshire, he bought the Berrington Estate in 1775. Harley commissioned the renowned ‘Capability’ Brown to lay out the park and gardens with sweeping views west towards Wales and the Black Mountains. Later in 1778, Harley commissioned Henry Holland, ‘Capability’ Brown’s son-in-law, to design a new house for him in the popular neo-classical style using the finest London craftsmen. The house was completed in 1783. In 1781, Harley’s daughter, Anne, married the son of the great naval commander, Admiral Lord Rodney. When Harley died in 1804, with no male heir, the Berrington Estate passed to the Rodney family.The family lived there…
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Spring Blog Tour – Brooke Blogs
And it's Thursday. The weekend is fast approaching and I am ready to send some time with my family. I've spent the last two weekends buried in book 2 of the Agents of Change series (the sequel to What the Duke Wants) and I'm pleased to say that it is finished! But enough about me...… Continue reading Spring Blog Tour – Brooke Blogs
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