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Historical Fiction Book of the Year
Traitor’s Knot is awarded the 2017 Coffee Pot Award for Historical Fiction Book of the Year Continue reading
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Tagged 17th century, @johannacraven, best historical romance, best historical romance novels, Coffee Pot Award 2017, Coffee Pot Award for Historical Fiction, historical fiction, Historical fiction book of the year, Mary Anne Yarde, Myths Legends Books & Coffee Pots, Traitor's Knot
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The Diamonds of Sint-Nicholaas
Following on from the pages of Traitor’s Knot, find out what awaits James and Elizabeth in The Hague. Continue reading
Traitor’s Knot: Discovered Diamond
Traitor’s Knot has just been awarded a Discovered Diamond #DDRevs with two fantastic reviews! Breaking out the Prosecco! Continue reading
#OTD in 1645: The Battle of Naseby + an excerpt from Traitor’s Knot
#OTD 1645 the Battle of Naseby was won by the Parliamentarians and signalled the beginning of the end for King Charles I. Continue reading
Traitor’s Knot: Happy Publication Day!
Announcing the release of Traitor’s Knot. Published by Endeavour Press. Continue reading
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Tagged 17th century, a touch of romance, adventure, all romance ebooks, best historical romance, best historical romance novels, Debut novel, Elizabeth Seton, Endeavour Press, English Civil War, historical romance, historical romance novels, James Hart, Love and war, Traitor's Knot
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Romantic Encounters in a Bustling Market
After offering my readers a steady diet of 17th century warfare and nearly impossible escapes, I’ve decided to change things up a bit, and tell a different story—a romantic encounter Continue reading