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It's here! A FREE novella for newsletter subscribers. Eleanor's parents from The Lady's Secret had their own rocky start because Hugh Chalcroft had a secret. Will he convince Eudora Huxley to marry him before she learns it?
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Here's what one reader said about Lord Chalcroft's Secret:
"Read your novella in one sitting. Loved, loved, loved it! All those feelings that she had when she was sure that Hugh didn't love her... I have had all of them.. Absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing it!" --Marcia S.
What would you give for one last adventure?
Catherine Purcell, dutiful daughter-in-law, agrees to remarry to save her dead husband’s family from financial ruin. She doesn’t mind, she really doesn’t, but she’s desperate for one last adventure before she enters another arranged marriage that will take what remains of her youth. Her Russian grandmother’s court dress gives her an idea...
When a beautiful Russian countess catches Lord Robert Carlisle’s interest, she ignites a spark he’d thought long dead. Her full lips and soft skin tempt him. She needs a respectable husband. He won’t marry, but perhaps she can tempt him out of the darkness that has ruled his life since he shot his brother in a robbery gone wrong.
What readers are saying:
"I love how Ms Morrison writes such great female protagonists. They either already possess or develop more fully their own wisdom, compassion, strength, confidence, humor, and a very healthy sexual attitude about themselves and their lovers." --Jennifer C
Catherine Purcell, dutiful daughter-in-law, agrees to remarry to save her dead husband’s family from financial ruin. She doesn’t mind, she really doesn’t, but she’s desperate for one last adventure before she enters another arranged marriage that will take what remains of her youth. Her Russian grandmother’s court dress gives her an idea...
When a beautiful Russian countess catches Lord Robert Carlisle’s interest, she ignites a spark he’d thought long dead. Her full lips and soft skin tempt him. She needs a respectable husband. He won’t marry, but perhaps she can tempt him out of the darkness that has ruled his life since he shot his brother in a robbery gone wrong.
What readers are saying:
"I love how Ms Morrison writes such great female protagonists. They either already possess or develop more fully their own wisdom, compassion, strength, confidence, humor, and a very healthy sexual attitude about themselves and their lovers." --Jennifer C
Fresh out of college and ever in search of a knight-in-shining armor, Michelle joined a medieval re-creation group. There she got to see how sword and shield battles occurred first hand, and learned just how hard it was to camp and cook with a train and big drapey sleeves.
Writing has always been a part of Michelle's life and it was love of writing that led her to graduate magna cum laude with a degree in Professional Writing which she then used to write and edit technical manuals and reports for Los Alamos National Labs and Sandia National Labs. Needless to say, such writing left her craving something....juicier. Around this time, she read her first historical romance and she was hooked! Her first novel (which you will NEVER read!) was soon followed by other, much better manuscripts (which hopefully you will read!).
Medieval times changed and so did Michelle's interests. She moved on to Regency and Victorian historical romances and now tells modern stories of relationships, growth, and discovery.
Writing has always been a part of Michelle's life and it was love of writing that led her to graduate magna cum laude with a degree in Professional Writing which she then used to write and edit technical manuals and reports for Los Alamos National Labs and Sandia National Labs. Needless to say, such writing left her craving something....juicier. Around this time, she read her first historical romance and she was hooked! Her first novel (which you will NEVER read!) was soon followed by other, much better manuscripts (which hopefully you will read!).
Medieval times changed and so did Michelle's interests. She moved on to Regency and Victorian historical romances and now tells modern stories of relationships, growth, and discovery.
