Bronwyn Scott

We’re giving our lucky readers a sneak peek at the first book in Bronwyn Scott‘s new quartet, The Cornish Dukes. Read on for an exclusive extract of The Secrets of Lord Lynford, out now! * Eliza should have left when she had the chance. She should not have lingered in the garden, tempting fate. She’d … Read more

November is National Novel Writing Month, and our authors share their hottest, most exclusive writing tips: whether it’s motivation, inspiration or crafting you’re seeking advice for, we have it all covered! Our Authors’ Top Writing Tips Don’t stop writing until you finish the book. You can’t sell a book that isn’t completed. “The End” are … Read more

‘You don’t want to marry. You said as much in the carriage. Even if you were looking for a wife, it shouldn’t be me. You have ambitions that go beyond yoking yourself to a fallen woman and her illegitimate child.’ ‘Shouldn’t be you?’ Preston echoed, his anger starting to rise. He hated hearing Beatrice talk … Read more

‘Scandal at the Midsummer Ball’ – Q & A with Marguerite Kaye and Bronwyn Scott Part Two   If you could turn the book into a movie, who would be your dream cast? Marguerite: I always cast my characters. For my hero, I picked Paul Walker from ‘Fast and Furious’, who had the sexy good … Read more

Questions for ‘Scandal at the Midsummer Ball’ – Part One   Share five things we’d probably never guess about you.  Fun, interesting or even embarrassing! Marguerite Kaye In my teens, I was the only punk rocker in my small town. Without access to ‘big city’ fashion products I had to be creative. I remember using … Read more

Rake Most Likely to RebelBronwyn Scott He was gorgeously made, lean hipped and broad shouldered. She had studied that physique from behind peepholes for weeks now in anonymity. She had seen that body up close today during their exercise and it had been positively scintillating. It was in part responsible for the more feminine side … Read more

It’s no secret that at Paradise Heights, we’re partial to a sweet treat…or two. Our groaning shelves are overflowing with all sorts of tongue-tantalising, eye-popping sugary indulgences that perpetually threaten our waistlines. Have you ever sat down after eating your third (*fifth…) chocolate in a morning and your skirt button has popped right off? I … Read more