RosemaryMorris.HistoricalNovelist

  Nicholas, Marquess of Pennington returns to England from the Napoleonic war. After a tragedy, before he joined the army, he never intends to marry. He will lead a quiet life managing his estate and writing history books. He is unsuited to family life but this changes when his friend, Max. dies, appointing him as guardian to his young daughter, Arabella and his son, Jeremy, who attends Eton. As though that is not enough to disrupt Nicholas’s life, he promises Max to ensure his daughter, Carrie, has a London season and marries a suitable gentleman. Devoted to her siblings, Carrie will not marry a man, who will refuse permission for her siblings to live with them, if she can wrench them from Nicholas’s custody. When Nicholas first met Carrie, “if had expected a will-o-the-wisp clasping a volume of poetry to her chest he couldn’t have been more wrong. Beneath her dark eyebrows she was making a critical study of him.” Before Max died, he warned Nicholas about his brother Simon, a crim

    Ind TALE Saturday’s Child (Heroines Born on Different Days of the Week #7) Rosemary Morris Genre:  Historical https://amazon.com/dp/B089MBVPZ4?tag=intama-20 Annie, a young promising lady, is bravely shouldering the responsibility of earning a living after the unexpected sad death of her father. Major Tarrant and his wife invite her to take up a job with them, but she would rather make it all by herself. They had already done enough in offering shelter for her and her father after they came back to Sussex impoverished by the Waterloo battle. However, danger is looming close-by in the form of an abusive merchant’s son, Bert, who wants to marry her without her consent. Living alone in her father’s house that she is working to make it to a boarding house, she has to ensure her safety by hiring footmen. However, she may not be able to protect herself from one of her friends who is lying in wait ready to

  5 stars for Grace, Lady of Cassio by @writerinagarret #historicalmystery #romance #bookreview by Mrs.N. Light Title: Grace, Lady of Cassio Author: Rosemary Morris   Genre: Historical Romance, Historical Mystery Book Blurb: England 1331. What was it like to live at a time when love was not a reason to marry, and husbands had the right to thrash their wives with a rod no wider than their thumbs? Spirited, compassionate, seventeen-year-old Grace is about to find out if her marriage will be made in heaven or hell? Her mother, Countess of Cassio, arranges for her to wed Jocelyn, Lord Lovat, Baron Montford. Grace knows marriage only founded on romantic notions is unacceptable. She agrees to tie the knot with Jocelyn to increase her family’s prestige and political alliances. Nevertheless, she is terrified of sharing a bed with the stranger she will be wed to on the day after they meet for the first time. Until

  I am a fan of Ms Schartz’ scifi/fantasy/romance fiction. Angel Brave fulfilled all my expectations when I read the last line. The talented novelist gives a new twist to the theme of good triumphing over evil, and there is only one word for the plot – brilliant. The Azurans are self-sufficient. They don’t trade with any other planets. The Galactic Trade Alliance, which destroys planets and civilisations for profit, plans to attack Azura to steal magical blue crystal. The resistance movement cannot help Azura if the planet has been infiltrated by the GTA, or something darker, the Stygian Order which could turn the crystal black. Ruthless Clara Beltzer opposes the resistance planets. She is in command of the Resistance Movement and will stop at nothing to control it. Only Azurans see the truth and are against her. Keoke Mahoe’s spaceship slips between Azura’s defences to deliver a message. Lady Valoria, chief of the planet’s avenging angels, admires Keoke’s uncanny ability to cheat

  I know what the plot, the theme and the end of my new novel are. I don't plan the chapters in advance because I enjoy it when the characters surprise me, or there is a twist in the tale II did not anticipate. Sometimes, I need to think about what will happen next for a day or two. My latest chapter was constantly in my throughts and the characers were nudging me to do as they wished. Joy of joys, today it's almost writing itself.

  I am delighted with this review of my classic, fact fiction, Regency novel, Grace, Lady of Cassio and can’t resist sharing it with you. Congratulations  on the Crowned Heart of Excellence review your book received with InD'tale Magazine. What a fantastic accomplishment! It takes a lot of hard work and perseverance to write a story of such caliber and you deserve this distinction. Enjoy it! Review from Indtale Magazine by JM.Lareen Saturday’s Child (Heroines Born on Different Days of the Week #7) Rosemary Morris Genre:  Historical https://amazon.com/dp/B089MBVPZ4?tag=intam Annie, a young promising lady, is bravely shouldering the responsibility of earning a living after the unexpected sad death of her father. Major Tarrant and his wife invite her to take up a job with them, but she would rather make it all by herself. They had already done enough in offering shelter for her and her father after they came back to Sussex impoverished by the Waterloo battle. However,

      Today, my insider blog, Part Two of Writing a Historical Novel - Food and Drink in The British Isles has been uploaded on my my publisher, Books We Love   To read it, please visit; https://bwlauthors.blogspot.co.uk   The first three chapters of my classic fact fiction medieval, 18 th century and regecncy novels are on my website. www.rosemarymorris.co.uk.