Seaside Strollings with the Brighton Beaux
Join Catherine and Eleanor for the fourth episode of Gin & Gentlemen, where they discuss the unique charms of the British seaside. Join Eleanor in Queen Vic...
Author: Eleanor Harkstead
Chicks, Rogues and Scandals reviews The Ghost Garden
The Ghost Garden is a page-tuner for sure, it will keep you glued from the first moment. It’s such a delightful, charming and thrilling book. The writing is exc...
The Ghost Garden: preorder now
Pre-order now on Amazon. Published as ebook and in paperback 23rd April 2019. Within the tangled vines of a forgotten garden, can a blossoming new love overcome...
Regency Picnicking with the Captain and the Queen
Join Catherine and Eleanor for the third episode of Gin & Gentlemen, where they discuss the perils and pleasures of writing historical fiction. Find out why...
Charlie Cochrane: Romance with a mystery twist or mystery with a romantic twist?
There’s more than one natural connection between romances and mysteries. For a start, a number of authors have written both, under different pen names – for exa...
Fighting at Gravesides with Grayson Sinclair
Join Catherine and Eleanor for the second episode of Gin & Gentlemen, where they discuss the allure of the older man. Find out about Catherine’s secre...
Kimmer’s Erotic Book Banter reviews A Late Summer Night’s Dream
This novella is an extended enticement, the seduction we’ve all dreamt of experiencing. Want to laugh with this couple as they face their prejudices? Want a lig...
Bayou Book Junkie reviews A Late Summer Night’s Dream
A Late Summer Night’s Dream is a lovely second chances, May/December short story. Read the rest of the review at Bayou Book Junkie.
Late Night Camping with the Captain
Join Catherine and Eleanor for the first episode of Gin & Gentlemen, where they discuss how they met, how they write and how many men they can fit on their ...
Chicks, Rogues and Scandals reviews A Late Summer Night’s Dream
With a realistic plot, witty and sensual dialogue between the characters this is a charming and delightful read, that ended far too soon. Definitely another win...