Arizona– February 9th, 7:00

Westward, ho! Tomorrow, I’m off to Arizona to do a reading and signing of The Betrayal of the Blood Lily at the legendary Poisoned Pen bookstore in Scottsdale, Arizona. Time: Tuesday, February 9th, 7:00 Place: The Poisoned Pen, 4014 North Goldwater Boulevard See you there!!

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Happy Birthday, Pink Carnation!

Today marks five whole years of floral escapades. When The Secret History of the Pink Carnation made its debut on February 7, 2005, I never thought that five years down the road Pink would have expanded to such a bouquet of books.

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Slight Delay….

Hi, all! Due to some internet access issues, I’ll be posting the winners of both mini-contest #4 and #5 tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, along with the winning Rogue titles. Sorry about the delay!

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Mini-Contest #5

While we’re on Pink Carnation fun facts, here’s one of my favorites: Pink began life with a completely different sort of cover.

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Mini-Contest #4

As the Pink Carnation birthday countdown continues…. Today’s contest follows logically off yesterday’s: of all those clever Rogue titles, which one is your favorite? Five people will be selected at random to receive an advance excerpt of The Mischief of the Mistletoe— as will the authors of the top three Rogue titles.

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Mini-Contest #3 Winners

I’m still laughing over The Reluctant Rogue’s Rustic Bride! Do you think she’ll take the Rogue to Mandalay? Or just go On the Rogue Again? Today’s winners, chosen at random, are….

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More good reviews for BLOOD LILY

In all the Pink I birthday excitement, poor Blood Lily has been getting rather short shrift. Not so on the part of the Historical Novels Review. In their latest issue, they write, “Willig masterfully captures India and its allure at the beginning of the 19th century.” Huzzah! Thank you, HNR!

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Mini-Contest #3

As we ramble down memory lane with The Secret History of the Pink Carnation, I have a secret to share.

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Mini-Contest #2 Winners

Okay, I will confess, I didn’t do an actual count. But, using the very subjective “hey, didn’t I just read this?” method, the phrase that seemed to come up most as I read through the comments was:

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