also writing as R.R. VANE
My Regency Christmas novella has pre-released! For one day only you can read if for free, part of a steamy romance Christmas anthology. Check out an excerpt below! You can download A Wicked Winter Gift today (It is free only today!) A WICKED WINTER GIFT by R.R. Vane ENGLAND, 1817, THE 5TH OF DECEMBER Beatrice …
This is the end of A FEW DAYS OF CHRISTMAS. Part 8 is the last episode of this free 25K Regency serial novella I wrote for Christmas. If you enjoyed this novella, you can sign up for my Newsletter in order to receive a free late medieval romance novella set in Wallachia. Have a safe Yuletide!
This is Part 7 of the free 25K Regency serial novella that I wrote for Christmas. You can read Part 8 next, which is the last episode of this serial story…
This is Part 6 of the free 25K Regency serial novella that I wrote for Christmas. Stay tuned for the next parts…
This is Part 5 of the free 25K Regency serial novella that I wrote for Christmas. This episode is entitled Lovemaking of the Most Shocking Kind. Stay tuned for the next parts…
This is Part 4 of the free 25K Regency serial novella that I wrote for Christmas. This episode is entitled A Most Improper Proposition. Stay tuned for the next parts…
This is Part 3 of the free 25K Regency serial novella that I wrote for Christmas. This episode is entitled A Kiss Under the Mistletoe. The next parts are also here…
This is Part 2 of the free 25K Regency serial novella that I wrote for Christmas. This episode is entitled The Sun God and the Nymph. The next parts are also here…
This is Part 1 of a free 25K Regency serial novella that I wrote for Christmas. There are seven more parts I published, during these weeks to Christmas, and you can read them all here on my blog.
This is a free story inspired by my abiding love for Eastern European lore in all its forms and for Russian folk tales. It is a humorous YA romance, not as steamy as my other stuff. But I think you will have fun with Izbushka, Baba Yaga’s talking and walking house. Izbushka is the storyteller here, so the perspective is rather unique…