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Cornish Pasty – A Meal For The Miners by A.M.Westerling Love Regency romance? Find this one at your favourite online bookstore here:  https://books2read.com/The-Countess-Lucky-Charm " A.M Westerling's "The Countess' Lucky Charm" is a keeper. Combine "Pygmalian" (with a happily-ever-ending), throw in a smidgeon of "Oliver Twist," add a healthy dose of love and passion, a trek through the Canadian wilderness and a host of finely drawn secondary characters, and you'll find a terrific read." Kathy Fischer-Brown *** Okay, enough shameless self promotion. *silly grin* Today I’m sharing a classic British recipe that originated in Cornwall, the setting for my current project, a Regency romance titled Sophie. It’s Book 1 of The Ladies of Harrington House series. My hero Lord Bryce Langdon eats a pasty one day while having lunch in an inn in Truro. It’s thought the pasty originated as a convenient meal for Cornish miners who were unable to ...

http://www.bookswelove.com/donaldson-yarmey-joan/ Canadian Authors Past and Present Canada celebrated its 150 th anniversary in 2017. To commemorate the occasion my publisher, Books We Love, Ltd (BWL) brought out the Canadian Historical Brides Series during 2017 and 2018. There are twelve books, one about each province, one about the Yukon, and one combining the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Each book was written by a BWL Canadian author or co-authored by a Canadian and an international BWL author. Each province and territory of Canada has spawned many well-known authors and my series of posts this year will be about them-one or two from the past and one or two from the present, the present-day ones being the authors of the Brides book for the corresponding province or territory. The posts are in the order that the books were published. Alberta Henrietta Louise Muir was born in Montreal on December 18, 1849, into a middle class family. When she was twenty-six-years old she and h...

For my Revolutionary War adventure, Her Vanquished Land , my main male character is a Welshman with a dark past. Let's find out more about Derec Pritchard with a Character Interview:     Derec, the Welsh don't care much fore the English, why do you spy for their cause? The tall, lanky man took a chair. "Aye, I needed money, and to leave Wales after an...incident with my step-father, a horrible man." An incident? "He used his fists on my mum." His black eyes above sharp cheekbones burned fiercely. "I had to stab him, not to death mind. But scared him off. Now I send her money to keep her from being evicted." I see. That was awful for you and your mother. What are your duties is the spying business? "Code breaking. Stopping messengers, taking their satchels." He pushed back his three-cornered hat. "Sending the information to the British generals." Is that how you met Miss Marsh? "Not exactly. She's a hoyden, that one....