Today at our Two Nerdy History Girls blog, author and blogging partner Isabella Bradford asks me three trick questions. And you'll find out the story behind this image. Please click here to read the interview.
And that's not all. The e-tour continues tomorrow with my virtual appearance at Heroes & Heartbreakers.
The e-tour continues. At All About Romance, Dabney asks me some delightfully nerdy questions about the historical background for Vixen in Velvet, and the world of dressmaking in the early 19th century. Add your own comment by Sunday 22 June, and you might win a galley.
In case you missed previous interviews, here's one at USA Today's Happy Ever After blog. And here and here are the two parts of my Q&A with Trisha Sugarek.
Dream vacation in Italy—the part in Florence
Since Vixen in Velvet will be out in less than two weeks you can expect me to post various notices here about interviews and appearances on blogs.
The latest is at USA Today Happy Ever After, in which romance author Madeline Hunter—whom I met recently at the Romance Writers of America/New England Chapter Annual Conference—interrogates me about Leonie’s story as well as my checkered past, work habits, and dream vacations.
You can read it here at Romance Unlaced: Interview with Loretta Chase
