Sophia James

Read on for an exclusive excerpt from The Debutante’s Secret by Sophia James… * ‘You could not bear it, either?’ A voice from behind made him turn and the girl in white was standing near the tallest potted tree, a drink in hand as she gazed out on to the stormy night. In this setting … Read more

Today is World Kindness Day and we are joined by authors Ann McIntosh, Lucy Morris and Sophia James who share their stories of receiving small acts of kindness from loved ones and strangers alike, and what its means to them. An act of kindness, no matter how big or small, is never wasted. * Ann … Read more

Regency Christmas Liaisons is an anthology of three sexy short stories, all set at Christmas time! All three authors, Christine Merrill, Sophia James and Marguerite Kaye share their inspiration behind their story… * Unwrapped Under the Mistletoe by Christine Merrill I always imagine Christmas in the Regency as the best party ever. A blow out … Read more

Meet the rakes who run the most notorious club in town in The Society of Wicked Gentlemen… We were lucky enough to get chatting to our lovely authors Christine Merrill and Ann Lethbridge to discuss The Society of Wicked Gentlemen mini-series. How did writing The Society of Wicked Gentlemen series differ from your normal writing process? Christine … Read more

Historical author Sophia James recently visited us on a trip from her home in New Zealand. We grabbed a few minutes to chat to her before she was whisked off to lunch with her editor.   Hi Sophia, it’s lovely to talk to you! In the office we’ve been admiring the gorgeous cover of your … Read more

The Penniless Lords by Sophia James   The Penniless Lords, Marriage Made in… was a lovely series of books to write mainly because an earl with a decided lack of money makes an author think outside the square. Desperation requires strong decisions and the courage to follow them through even given all the chaos that … Read more

The Dissolute DukeSophia James He should, of course, escort her from Alderworth post-haste and make certain that she was delivered home safely into the bosom of her family. But he knew that he would not, and when he took her mouth against his, another feeling surfaced which he refused to dwell on altogether. He did … Read more

In my fourth year of life, I learnt a very valuable lesson: not to do anything by half. First, there was the ‘hair-dressing incident’, where I stealthily managed to get hold of a rather enormous pair of scissors. Always forbidden, nothing says power like a pair of scissors to a little girl…and so, I proceeded … Read more