Fellow author, Amy Anguish, was kind enough to spotlight The Wayfaring Widow on her blog!
Read the full post to catch a sneak peek of a very important scene between my main characters—widow, Victoria Clarke, and declared bachelor, Harrison Wright—while they crossed Lake Erie aboard the (real-life) Mayflower steamer.
Though you'll have to read the full book to catch the all details about the treacherous crossing that I based on Isabella Bird's first-hand account, this scene so fully captures why I enjoy writing romance. Enjoy!

Thank you to fellow romance author and blogger, Christina Rost, for our "Conversations with Creatives" discussion.
Discover how The Wayfaring Widow, came to life, including character development, historical research, and practical tips for writers.
Oh, and I answer the all-important and ever-difficult question: who would I cast to play the main characters if the book was turned into a movie?
It was nice to write nonfiction for a change as a "How We Met & Romantic Excerpt" guest on Shannon Taylor Vannatter's Inkslinger Blog.
In addition to sharing the very serendipitous way in which my husband, Vince, and I met, I include the excerpt from my historical romance novel, The Wayfaring Widow, where the characters meet. In the case of both meetings, first impressions (assumptions?) aren't always as they seem.
Read the full post here.
What do cats, toilet paper, Scrabble tiles, Hank the Cowdog, and interesting Google searches all have in common?
Find out in this Q&A I did with Carrie from Reading is My Superpower!
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