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We’re onto week three of #MedMon18 and today I’m sharing an excerpt from Cathy MacRae’s The Highlander’s Crusader Bride. Her perfume drifted to his nose. Something he could not place. His first wife had favored heavy floral scents, but Arbela’s was earthier, warm, spicy and intoxicating. Sensual. Caelen risked a look at his bride. SheContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Cathy MacRae”

Welcome back.  Today I’m delighted to welcome Laurel O’Donnell to the blog.  Her excerpt is from A Knight with Grace. She shook her head.  He held her face in his hands, his thumbs sweeping over her cheeks. “I’m sorry, Grace,” he whispered over and over. If he had hurt her, even by accident… His gazeContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Laurel O’Donnell”

Read the first part of my excerpt on Jenna Jaxon’s blog. via Medieval Monday: Author’s Choice ~ Redeeming the Rogue Knight by Elisabeth Hobbes  

Welcome to the first Medieval Monday of 2018 (#Medmon18 on Twitter if you want to find the other excerpts). My first guest is Jenna Jaxon with an excerpt from Betrayal.  Jenna is hosting my first excerpt on her blog so after you’ve read this please head over to read that. www.jennajaxon.wordpress.com “We certainly see you stand ready forContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Jenna Jaxon”

A new Medieval Monday theme is starting next week.  To explain this to my new followers *waves hi* how it works, each week I’ll be featuring a short snippet from a different medieval author and they will be featuring my snippet on their website. This time round we’re not sharing the same theme but eachContinue reading “Medieval Monday – new theme”

Happy New Year! There must be a limit on when you can keep saying that. I’m starting the new year with a resolution to use this blog more than I have been, but what sort of things would you like to see here? I’ll be continuing Medieval Monday and a new theme will be startingContinue reading “New Year, new plans”

Originally posted on A Writer's Perspective:
I’m sorry, but there is really no way to make this interesting.  In my novels the characters talk about how far they’ve travelled, how much things weigh and how much ale is left in a barrel. In order to do this convincingly, they can’t talk about kilometres, kilogrammes…

We’re finished with this round of Medieval Monday. A new theme will be along in the new year. I didn’t want to leave you with nothing to read though so I thought I’d share the first encounter between Eleanor and Will from my Midwinter book, A Wager for the Widow The ferryman braced his back andContinue reading “Medieval Monday First Encounter”

Originally posted on Rakes And Rascals:
I’m delighted to welcome Harlequin Historical Romance Author ELISABETH HOBBES to Rakes and Rascals today for an exclusive interview. Thank you for inviting me onto the blog.  It’s great to be here. ~~~~~~~ R&R: Could you tell us where you were born and what it was like growing up…