Ever a Rogue

 I am excited to announce that Book 5 in the Ever Regency series is now available.

Love is but a stray bullet away

Meet Miss Amelia Neal, a blue stocking with unusual interests. She is determined to defy convention for as long as possible. Perilously close to being a spinster, the last thing she wants, or needs, is a husband.

A web of deceit

And then, there is Sir Francis Whit, the Duke of Elderway, working on what he hopes will be his last case as an agent of the Crown. While running covert operations, he stumbles upon Amelia and is not prepared for the internal havoc she inflicts upon him.

Love born in adversity

Amelia’s secrets become too much for her to bear alone. Can she trust a stranger with both her secrets and her heart?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BC4W1392/

Ever in My Dreams

Book 4 in the Ever Regency series is now available (also in Kindle Unlimited).

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Love is just a memory away
A tenacious spinster . . .
No longer wishing to be the ton's favorite piece of gossip, Lady Melissa Merryway decides to move far from the gossipmongers. She resolves to put all emotional embroilment behind her and vows never to wed.
A sojourn to remember . . .
Lord Edmund Blackmore has survived the battlefields, his outer wounds healed, but has to contend with his grim secret.
It is this secret that tempts Lady Melissa to throw caution to the wind. However, she will not expose her heart, knowing that he is unable to expose his.

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Other books available:
Book 1: Ever Irresistible
Book 2: Ever Enchanting
Book 3: Ever My Hero

--All the books in the series are full-length, stand-alone novels.

Happy reading.

Denise

Happy Holidays!

Here is an old card with new and sincere wishes.
All the best.

Love,

Ever My Hero

The third book in the Ever Regency Series is available as of today.


http://www.amazon.com/Ever-My-Hero-Regency-Book-ebook/dp/B01HHFVCGQ/

Love is just a stone's throw away

There is nothing more important to a young lady than her introduction to Society. Ladies such as these are as plentiful as blackberries.

And then … there is Julia.

A second Season holds no appeal for Lady Julia Hunter. Barely surviving her first Season, she is once more being coerced into returning to London. Due to an unfortunate turn of events, Julia finds herself being indebted to someone whom she would much rather avoid as well as being almost glad to be leaving home.

Jason Fortescue, Earl of Linfield, returns to Ashcroft Court after many years, scarred inside and out. He is determined to keep away from any emotional embroilment. Nevertheless, the passions that have been suppressed begin to awaken when a certain young miss walks into his life and snares his heart.

Happy reading
DT

http://www.amazon.com/author/denisetempley

Ever Regency Series

Need I say more?  ;)

Book 3 is in the works.

Happy Holidays

The title of the post says it all. ;)

Peace, goodwill, love and happiness  for you.
Always.


Denise

Quill and Paper

... and a bottle of ink.

No, you have it all wrong. This have nothing to do with the age old art of writing with a feather quill .

Taking a step away from my keyboard, after being engrossed (utterly and wholeheartedly) in the regency romance I am currently penning, my eyes wandered down to the keys of the afore mentioned keyboard. Yikes! The tops of the keys were gleaming, polished, shiny... all due to my vigorous punching away.  But, the sides of the keys...all matte and dusty.

Being the procrastinator that I am, I googled how to clean a keyboard. And, I do have to commend my fellow bloggers, there are tons and tons of articles, videos, what-have-you, regarding this particular science.

Q-tips worked not, I am sorry to say. I had no intention of buying any dedicated cleaners or solvents. What to do? Forget the whole thing and shut my eyes? (I do touch-type often, after all) No, that would not do. (Gosh, I even sound like one of my regency heroines).

I looked around and found a packet of glass wipes ( i.e. lens-wipes) and buffed my glasses. Inspiration! I folded the tissue and started sliding it along the sides of my keyboard keys. It worked, it works!!

Lesson learned: look around yourself and the answer shall show itself to you.

Love n stuff

Denise