Happy Almost Spring! The snow has finally melted in New Jersey! Today it's 70 degrees, and we're counting down the days until Easter. I hope the sun is shining for you, and you're see signs of Spring too.

 

This month I have great news to share, a book on sale, reading recommendations, new period dramas to stream, a delicious Lemon Squares recipe, and the cover reveal for my next English historical romance, Echoes Across the Moors! 

I'm excited to share this beautiful new cover with you! I'd love to hear what you think. I hope you'll reply to this email and let me know. Here's more about the story:

In Echoes Across the Moors, three sisters are given one year to make a neglected family estate in Yorkshire, England, their home; or they will lose it forever. As frightening events and financial pressures mount, the sisters begin to wonder if returning to London is their only option.

Then the surprising discovery of an old photograph believed to feature famous literary sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë, opens the door to new possibilities. With the help of a handsome young solicitor, they uncover the truth behind the incidents at the estate and find that faith, perseverance, and love hold the keys to preserve their family legacy and their hearts. 

Set in 1910 Yorkshire, England, this story has family drama, romance, inspiration, and a touch of mystery. It's perfect for readers who enjoy novels by Julie Klassen, Roseanna M. White, and Joanna Davidson Politano. 

Pre-order links coming soon, releasing in October 2026! 

 

When Julia Foster becomes governess to two spirited children and two teenage girls at Highland Hall, a grand country estate in England, she quickly discovers the elegant home hides deep family tensions, financial worries, and hearts wounded by past loss. As Julia’s faith, compassion, and courage begin to transform the household, an unexpected bond grows between her and Sir William Ramsey, a bond that could change both their futures, if they are willing to risk their hearts. Download your copy from Amazon and start the series today!

I recently enjoyed watching Seeking Persephone, a Regency TV series based on Sarah M. Eden's novel. You can stream it on Amazon Prime or Fandango At Home. Click the image above to learn more. 

PBS Masterpiece just released The Count of Monte Cristo, and I enjoyed watching all 8 episodes. This powerful story highlights the danger of taking revenge and the importance of forgiveness. To learn more click the image above. If you watch these shows, I'd love to hear what you think of them. Just hit reply to let me know.

To Love a Lady by Gabrielle Meyer. This is a romantic Gilded Age story inspired by My Fair Lady. I really enjoyed the characters and settings in New York and London.

The Bird of Bedford Manor by Michelle Griep. This is a Regency story with romance, danger, and mystery. I enjoyed listening to the audiobook. It's very well narrated and written!

Mist Over the Channel Islands by Sarah Sundin. This is a wonderful WW2 novel with daring characters who risk all for the greater good. Well done!

Visit the authors' websites linked to their name above to learn more!

These Lemon Bars are gluten-free and have a shortbread-like crust with a bright, luscious filling that's a great balance of sweet and tangy! They're perfect to take to a Springtime event or enjoy at home. Thanks to my favorite food blogger, Lisa from Downshiftology for this recipe! Visit her website for all the details and for more healthy and delicious recipes!