Romance Writers Weekly ~ What’s For Dinner

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I’m so glad you’re back. Are you hungry? Brenda Margriet said, As the weather gets cooler in Northern British Columbia, I tend to make more stews and casseroles and soups. Share your favourite cold weather meal recipe! You already know I love to cook. A few months ago, I was thinking about this delicious tomato leek soup my husband makes and thinking if I just add some meat to it, we could have it for a meal. Then I was in the supermarket and saw oxtail. Poof! Just like that, we have a new favorite. For those of you who … Continue reading →

Romance Writers Weekly ~ Whatcha Readin’

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This week Leslie Hachtel wants to know, the best book I’ve read lately. I have been reading Garth Stein’s The Art of Racing in the Rain. I have not seen the movie yet. I can tell you I was crying on page one and several times since. Thus, it is taking me some time to get through the book. Written from the dog’s POV it begins from the end of his perfect little life and goes backward. It’s sad and touching and I’m afraid to get to the end. Now if you want something that will keep you totally riveted … Continue reading →

Romance Writer’s Weekly ~ What’s in Your Research?

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Welcome back! Here’s our topic… A.S. Fenichel – I do a lot of research or my books. Tell us one or more fun/interesting thing you recently learned in your research So this one came from me. I recently have been doing a lot of research on the French Revolution. Not so surprising since I write Regency Historical and there is a great deal of overlap from Napoleon’s time and the Prince Regent. My current work in progress is set in 1808 and a lot of espionage is afoot. Some things I learned: During this time, the methods of intelligence gathering, … Continue reading →

Romance Writers Weekly ~ Flash Fiction

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Welcome back hoppers! This week’s flash fiction is curtesy of Brenda Margriet – “I missed the last Flash Fiction week, so I decided to assigned it again. Write no more than 500 words using these three words: grandmother, freckle, giant” Oh lord! Grandmother, freckle and giant? Well let’s jump in and see what happens. He was a giant of a man and he was walking directly toward me. I couldn’t move, couldn’t breathe. The Pina Colada in my hand was poised hallway to my mouth and the only thought in my head was, I’m totally out of my league here. … Continue reading →