A woman doesn’t hang on forever. And when she reaches the point of no return it’s a sad day for the man. He’s lost something precious and the most unfortunate thing about the situation is that he won’t fully ealize that until it’s gone. She takes a lot beforehand. Up until the point of hitting…
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Women’s Panties In The 19th Century
Not to be confused with corsets. Panties, or more correctly called “drawers”, “pantalettes”, or “bloomers” by the mid 19th century woman, were much like they are today and not attached to their corsets. The idea of wearing frilly drawers (or frilly anything ) out of the public eye was so impractical to the American woman…
Giving Him Hell 19th Century Style
Ouch. Guys, unless you’ve been blessed to have found the perfect woman the first time you fell, or, have always had serious intentions toward women in general, you’ll understand why I needed to write this blog post – and why a woman flipping a man off needs to be part of every (realistic) romance novel…
Going Back To The Old Love
Perhaps you been there. Sometimes people break up and get back together again, even when they both swore that they never would. People change. That’s a given in real life and it’s one of the most powerful elements of a good romance story. You just never know what the leads will end up doing….
Sneak Peek: Maybe Love Begins Between Nora And Tracy
This is a scene-in-progress from Book # 3 “Race Against Time” that is currently in ebook format, but remember it’s not the final cut! Her dress was bluer than he remembered seeing any color blue before. And it flattered her. Her dark hair, strange green eyes and pouty pink mouth were brightened by the…
Bullheaded Men And Scheming Women
My newest characters include both of these types. Let me first begin by updating my progress toward finishing the CounterClockwise Book #3 “Race Against Time”, which now looks like it will be updated by the end of 2017. Sorry to all who have been waiting for the revised edition! I’ve been busy with other matters,…
CounterClockwise: A Blast From The Past Romance 
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