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Wednesday, March 16th, 2011
Top Pick for A Discreet Affair

A Discreet AffairI was thrilled to find a review for A Discreet Affair in my inbox. Maria at Night Owl Reviews gave my historical romance a Top Pick and said, ” I really enjoyed reading this story and hope that Ms. Munro writes more in this setting and time. I would enjoy re-visiting Pamela and Michael in the future.”

She also enjoyed the characters, both the hero and the heroine and the secondary characters.

Night Owl Reviews

Here’s the link to the full review of A Discreet Affair

Tuesday, October 5th, 2010
The Spurned Viscountess Tour: What did they wear?

The Spurned Viscountess

The Spurned Viscountess tour continues today. I’m visiting Night Owl Romances and talking about fashion and what people wore in the eighteenth century. How do we know how people dressed?

Here’s the link to Night Owl Romances

I’m also doing a giveaway – win a copy of The Spurned Viscountess.

I hope to see you there!

Monday, October 6th, 2008
NOR Awards, Donald Maass and Tea

I was very excited to learn Fancy Free has been nominated as one of the best contemporary/suspense books over at Night Owl Romance. Here’s the link. There are lots of great books up for awards. Go over and vote – either for me or one of the other excellent books. I feel like a winner just being nominated!

A few years ago agent Donald Maass of the Donald Maass Literary Agency visited New Zealand to speak to us at our conference. He’s a wonderful speaker and I came away from his workshop feeling very inspired. At the moment he has a free download at his website of one of the books he’s written – The Career Novelist: A Literary Agent Offers Strategies for Success. I’ve already downloaded my copy. I like his book Writing the Breakout Novel. I have a copy, which I must read again because it’s full of excellent advice.

I’m about all things tea this week while I gear up for the 14 October release of Tea For Two, my first Samhain book. I noticed when I was over in the US recently that everyone drinks iced tea. We even had iced tea at the conference. I have to say it’s not something I enjoy drinking. Hot tea–yes, but not iced tea. Could someone tell me why they like iced tea because I can’t see the attraction.