Author Archives: elisabethhobbes

Originally posted on Books and Wine Gums:
I last interviewed Elisabeth after her sixth book; she’s been busy writing in the mean time and I’m chatting to her this morning about her nineth book, The Merchant’s Secret. Her tenth book is due out soon – see below for further details! Hi – thanks for giving…

I’ve sat down and tried to draft out a blog post so many times and haven’t been able to think of what to say.  2019 was hectic and complicated due to illness, a busy time at work, trying to finish off a house extension and all sorts of other things.  I still managed to getContinue reading “A new beginning”

Originally posted on Books and Wine Gums:
In Elisabeth Hobbes’ A Runaway Bride for the Highlander, the third part of Mills and Boons’ Lochmore Legacy, we’ve jumped back 300 years to 1513 – King James IV has just been killed in battle at Flodden, and the Scottish clans have suffered huge personal losses. Ewan, the…

I hope you’ve enjoyed the excerpts I’ve shared over the past weeks and have found some new authors and books.  I’m finishing off with my excerpt from Beguiled by the Forbidden Knight. He’s her enemy… …and she must not fall for him! When her mistress is claimed as an enemy knight’s betrothed, handmaiden Aelfhild knowsContinue reading “Medieval Monday First Encounter”

Welcome to the penultimate excerpt I’ll be sharing in the Medieval Monday First Encounters round.  I’m delighted to welcome Lane McFarland to the blog with an excerpt from To Support A King ~ The Turnberry Legacy Series ~ Book II Plagued by atrocities he committed against innocent victims while pursuing his father’s killers, Laird MangusContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Lane McFarland”

To tie in with the Lochmore Legacy series, Harlequin asked me to write a short story to be shared exclusively on their blog.  The first chapter is available today. There are twenty   chapters altogether and the blog will be updated daily so keep checking back.   As the future Laird of Lochmore, Hamish LochmoreContinue reading “A Lochmore Legacy free online read”

Welcome to another Medieval Monday.  Today I’m excited to be sharing the first encounter from The Pirate’s Jewel by Ruth A. Casie He had walked away from women before, but never with remorse, never with his heart broken. Wesley Reynolds will do anything to avenge his family’s banishment from Dundhragon Castle even throw in withContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Ruth A. Casie”

Welcome back! Today I’m delighted to be sharing an excerpt from Sherry Ewing and her wonderful If My Heart Could See You. She closed her eyes, and he felt the heat of their body’s as he moved her closer ’til they were but a heartbeat away. “Carpe Diem,” she spoke tenderly, as if she wereContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Sherry Ewing”