In Other Words - Loretta Chase

This seems to be a great time for deals.

UK/AUS/NZ eBook edition of A Duke in Shining Armor Most of the deals I report are for U.S. and Canada only, so I’m delighted to announce a Kindle deal for Australia.

So Queen Victoria’s a vampire and the Devil wants to visit a church bazaar… That’s a glimpse into the world of Demons and Democracy.

Clockwise from upper left: Loretta Chase, Meena Jain, Susan Holloway Scott As always, Susan Holloway Scott and I had a wonderful time with Ashland (MA) Public Library Director Meena Jain.

My friend Megan Frampton has a new book coming out in August, and author Felicia Davin and I will be in Cambridge to help celebrate.

Silk Is For Seduction audio edition The audio edition of Silk Is For Seduction is on sale this month.

Some years have passed since author Susan Holloway Scott and I posted for the last time at our Two Nerdy History Girls blog.* Since that time, however, Meena Jain, Director of the Ashland (Massachusetts) Public Library, has invited us back regularly for v…

View fullsize View fullsize I recently visited the Yale Center for British Art, one of my favorite museums.

View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Though Lord of Scoundrels’ thirtieth birthday last year seemed to go by without much fanfare, it’s getting plenty of attention in 2026.

I’ve faithfully participated in The Ashland (Massachusetts) Library Annual Romance Festival* for years—2025 excepted, since I was in London at the time.

Georgia O’Keefe, “Poppy,” 1927 Here’s one more collection of art for you, in celebration of National Women’s History Month.

Miniature Robert Goddard biography that went to the moon with Buzz Aldrin On 16 March 1926, Dr.

Tiffany lamps at the Museum of the American Arts & Crafts Movement The Museum of the American Arts & Crafts Movement in St.

Going by the principle that one never knows where story ideas will come from, I visit museums that have nothing whatsoever to do with my books.

Last month I announced the inclusion of Lord of Scoundrels in the launch of JQ Special Editions.

Earlier this month we had a deal for the audio version of Dukes Prefer Blondes, the fourth book in my Dressmakers trilogy (I know).

Valentine’s Day entry from Hone’s Every-Day Book, originally published in 1825-26: Two hundred thousand letters beyond the usual daily average, annually pass through the twopenny post-office in London on St.

Dukes Prefer Blondes audio edition at Chirp Oops!

Front & back covers & spine for JQ editions Lord of Scoundrels Those of you who spend time on social media have probably already learned about Julia Quinn’s special editions of historical romance novels.

Since historical fiction author Susan Holloway Scott was unable to join us for the planned Two Nerdy History Girls chat, Ashland Public Library Director Meena Jain shifted to an author interview.