Guest Author

I’m excited to have this week’s featured erotic historical romance author, Molly Ann Wishlade because she’s talking about Western historicals! There really aren’t enough of those, I think. So hang out and welcome Molly Ann:

Hello there! I’m extremely grateful to Jess for hosting me at her gorgeous blog today and I’m excited to get the opportunity to guest post.

I thought I’d share with you the reasons why I enjoy writing historical westerns. I’m absolutely fascinated by the Wild West, in particular the town of Deadwood, and I love writing about cowboys and their lives and loves.… [Read more...]

My guest this week is Colette Gale, the author of some of my very favorite erotic romantic stories. Her Jane series (based on Tarzan and Jane) is…. AMAZING!!! So welcome her and let’s talk about turning classics on their heads. Colette has a prize too, so COMMENT!!!

Seducing the Classics

by Colette Gale

I grew up devouring Bertrice Small’s Skye O’Malley series, and had no idea I was reading the precursor to today’s erotic romance, or romantica.… [Read more...]

This week we welcome Delilah Marvelle, whose sexy historical series The School of Gallantry is a favorite amongst a lot of you. Soooooo….. here’s Delilah:

For those of you who don’t know about my School of Gallantry Series, please allow me to give you the quick lowdown of what you can expect. It’s a very quirky, very sexy historical romance series about couples who in one form or another get pulled into a “school” led by a retired French courtesan who educates men in the topic of love and seduction.… [Read more...]

This week’s erotic historical romance featured author is Scarlet Scott and she’s talking about dresses, which I’m super stoked about. I hope you’ll also visit her site and make her feel very welcome. So here’s Scarlet!

First of all, I’d like to extend a huge thank you to Jess for having me here! I’m honored to drop by her blog today. 

As you may have guessed by my presence, I write erotic historical romance. While I’ve written all kinds of characters and time periods—from 18^th century swashbucklers to Regency rakes—many of my books take place in late Victorian England, specifically the 1870s and 1880s.… [Read more...]

Normally this would be an Erotic Historical Romance feature but unfortunately my author for today couldn’t make it. When I cried, my awesome husband and assistant, Michael (who is not Mike Michaels, we just think it’s hilarious), made a very nice offer to write a blog for me while I was out of town at my conference and even get it all set up so it would just publish today. I have no idea what he’s going to say.… [Read more...]

This week’s featured author is Amy Sandas, one of my fellow Samhain erotic historical authors. She’s talking about something I always battle with, what is the difference between a hot historical and an erotic one. Let’s see her answer:

What’s the Difference?

Hi everyone. I am excited to be here today. I write sexy Historical Romance set in Regency England featuring bold men and daring women. When Jess invited me to blog on her site, she suggested I discuss the difference between Erotic Historical Romance and Historical Romance that is hot and steamy, but not erotic.… [Read more...]

My guest this week is Samantha Kane, who saved me when another author bowed out of the feature last minute. I’m doubly excited to have her because in November we will be in an anthology together (more to come later) so welcome, Samantha Kane:

THE 93^RD HIGHLANDERS. SEXY SCOTS IN KILTS.

Not many people would see this:

…and think of this: 

I did.

That is, of course, why I write historical erotic romance, isn’t it?… [Read more...]

This week’s featured erotic historical romance author is KT Grant, who writes lesbian historical romance. Check out her journey here:

When I decided I wanted to be a published author, I wanted to write romance. I wasn’t sure about the sensuality factor or which type of romance sub-genre I would write, but I knew it would have a happily ever after at the end. In 2010, I accomplished my dream of becoming a publishing author.… [Read more...]