Coffee Time Romance is sponsering a Reader's Retreat for me and my fellow Scandalous Victorians. For the whole month of March we'll be talking about the Victorian Era, our books, our characters, and pretty much anything that comes up. Drop in, ask a question, make a comment. Lots of book giveaways, and chocolate too! Register here and join the fun. We'll looking forward to "talking" to you there.

 

 

 

Signings

Book signing, Worcester, MA, March 8th. Cancelled--sorry!

Literacy book signing @ the Sheraton Tara, Framingham, MA, March 28th. More information to follow.

Readers for Life book signing, Washington D.C. @ The Marriot Wardman Park Hotel, July 15th. More information to follow.

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Upcoming Guest Blogging/Interviews:

March 5th at Romance Reader At Heart Novel Thoughts and Book Talk

March 28th at Book Talk with J &J

Past Blog Appearances

I was a guest blogger February 18th, 2009 at Yankee Romance Reviewers. It's too late to register to win a book, but you can read some interesting information about Victorian Boston and the American Aristocracy.

I was a guest blogger on December 7th at Love Is An Exploding Cigar.  The blog was about my writer’s journey—an odyssey really! 

Other guest blogs Make Believe Mondays with Debra Parmley.

And with my other American Title II sisters at Title Wave

Romantic Times inteview, November 2007:

AMERICAN TITLE II CONTESTANT DENISE EAGAN SHARES SOME SECRETS TO PUBLICATION SUCCESS

"'I started writing because I ran out of good books to read,' says debut author and American Title II contestant Denise Eagan. After gobbling up books by Mary Stewart, Victoria Holt and Phyllis Whitney 'until there were no more,' Eagan started writing her own stories in junior high school. She began writing for publication when her first son, Sean, was born. 'That was 18 years ago,' she notes.

"The northeastern Massachusetts resident was even beaten to publication by her younger son, Nathaniel (Nat), who wrote his first book at age 12. 'He printed it out on his computer and sold 10 copies to his friends,' she says of her now 16-year-old son. 'He had orders for more, but got sick of it. You can imagine my pride and frustration that my son, on the fly, made more money at writing than I had in 14 years -- and he stopped writing because he was bored!' Eagan adds that Nat also won a bike in a writing contest. 'It's a sad day when you're envious of your own kid,' she says ruefully."

Click here to see the full article.

The Lowell Sun covered my books signing at Annie’s.  Click here to see the article.

Cindy Cantrell of the Boston Globe wrote a very nice article about the debut of  Wicked Woman in the Northwest section of the Boston Globe.  It came out on December 6th. 

Past Events

Romance and Chocolate Event: It was a blast! Here are pictures:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Authors (not in the order of the pictures):
Stella Price
Jessica Andersen
Marie Force
Cat Johnson
Tilly Greene
Allie Boniface
Annette Blair
Isabelle Santiago
Emily Bryan
Donna Michaels
Leigh Ellwood
Kristan Higgins
Kathryn Smith