It’s been a long time since I posted, and that’s an understatement to say the very least. I have, in fact, had another book published since you last saw me here, my seventh with Sapere Books and a follow-on, though completely stand-alone, from The Wishing Well. As always, Sapere have produced a beautiful cover. What do you think?

Some Day My Prince Will Come returns to the Ware family, only this time the main protagonist is Rebecca. You may remember from The Wishing Well that life pretty much fell apart for her and Some Day begins a while later when she has in some part recovered from her terrible ordeal and is ready to enter Society again. She’s still looking for her prince but, a little older and perhaps a little wiser too, she is perhaps more realistic as to her prospects of finding him. Onto the scene come Comte Hugo du Berge. Not a prince and French to boot but willy-nilly Becca falls in love with him. Hugo is carrying his own baggage and, while he too falls deeply in love (I don’t think I’m giving too much away here) he cannot commit to Rebecca until he can resolve the tragic mystery of his past – in France! So off he goes, leaving poor Becca wondering if she’s fallen in love with a man she will never see again. Here’s the link if you’d like to see more: https://viewbook.at/SomeDayMyPrince

I’m currently working on something entirely different which in itself will remain a mystery until further down the line. I won’t tease you, but suffice it to say it is not another Regency. I know. I know.

It’s been such a strange few weeks, weather-wise, that it’s been a bit of an escape to dive into my writing world. Much of July and certainly the beginning of August has been disappointing – another understatement – though I don’t think I would have changed places with those on the Continent having to contend with the effects of the heatwave they’ve been experiencing.

Well, I think that’s all for the present but here’s a banner I made for all my Regencies. Pretty, isn’t it.

See you next time.

Much love.

Natalie