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  Integrity’s Choice Sisters of the Revolution #5 by Diana Davis WHO IS JEANNE DARK?Fischer wants to court the brilliant, mysterious author Jeanne Dark. Will he discover she’s secretly Constance, the woman he spurned but still loves? Get it now! Read more about Integrity’s Choice Sisters of the Revolution A Gentleman’s Daughter #1 by Diana … Read more

Excerpt from Integrity’s Choice

From Chapter 1 Buy now! Before Constance could take her leave from her brother-in-law Owen, the front door opened again, and her cousin’s husband strode in. “Oh, Constance, how do you do?” David Beaufort greeted her. “Well, thank you.” David met Owen at his desk. Constance was about to slip out when she noticed David … Read more

Proposal Stories

We love our world so much, and we’re so glad to share more of it with you! Here are the stories of how our heroes and heroines agreed to marry—and other adventures. Disclaimer: These stories are all clean, but they do have a slightly higher heat level than our novels. (Think: more kissing, not more … Read more

The history behind “Christmas Crossing”

In our first holiday collection, A Colonial Christmas, Owen and David ride with the Philadelphia Light Horse and General Washington to cross the Delaware on Christmas night. I did a lot of research to make this as accurate as possible, but I did take literary license with some things! The Philadelphia Light Horse You might … Read more

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18th Century Dancing: the Minuet!

In the 18th century, a ball or assembly would typically begin with a formal minuet. In 1773-1774 in Virginia, diarist Philip Fithian said their balls went in this order: “first minuets one round; second Giggs [sic]; third Reels; and last of all country-Dances.” The first dance, the minuet, originated in the French court. It’s a … Read more

Christmas giveaway!

In December 2020, we’re giving away DOZENS of sweet, historical romances in our email group! Join our email group now to learn how to enter!