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Josephine Kent's story has finally been published. You may have met Josephine in The Lady Ordinary. Lady Amanda Howard helped Josephine escape her cruel and dastardly husband. To be honest, I thought her story ended there. It wasn't until a reader came up to me and asked, "Whatever happened to Josephine? I'm dying to know!" that I wondered the same thing. And just like that, she told me her story and it's a juicy one!
I had to learn so many things like 19th century ship rigging and when slavery was outlawed and actually abolished all over the world and the kinds of fruit native to St. Kitts in the Caribbean. The thing I learned the most was the thing I learn during every book I write: we are all humans with similar hopes and dreams and when we focus on our similarities instead of our differences, love is inevitable!
I really hope you enjoy it!
--Michelle
You can purchase the eBook (it is on Kindle Unlimited, so "free" if you're a member) and Paperback! Click HERE!
I had to learn so many things like 19th century ship rigging and when slavery was outlawed and actually abolished all over the world and the kinds of fruit native to St. Kitts in the Caribbean. The thing I learned the most was the thing I learn during every book I write: we are all humans with similar hopes and dreams and when we focus on our similarities instead of our differences, love is inevitable!
I really hope you enjoy it!
--Michelle
You can purchase the eBook (it is on Kindle Unlimited, so "free" if you're a member) and Paperback! Click HERE!
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Fresh out of college and ever in search of a knight-in-shining armor (besides being a lover of medieval history and all things British), Michelle found the SCA, 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 continues to write stories set in the 19th century.
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 continues to write stories set in the 19th century.
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