Category Archives: Opal Campbell

Sweet Saturday Samples

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Lindsay

This week we’re back with the WIP, Maid To Be a Baroness, the second in the House of Somerset series. In this scene at the house party the guests have adjourned to the Earl of Whitchurch’s music room. Here we … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog Hop, Dakota, Emily Dahill Story, Historical, Ice Queen, Leah Sanders, Leah Saunders, Maid To Be a Baroness, Military, Murder, Music, Mystery, Opal Campbell, Rachel Van Dyken, Red Queen, Regency | 12 Comments

Sweet Saturday Sample

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Lindsay

This week, instead of having a scene from my WIP Maid To Be a Baroness, I’ve chosen one from my newest release A Christmas Surprise. “Debbi, might I suggest the pale yellow gown with roses at the hem and neckline … Continue reading →

Posted in Astraea Press, Collie, Dakota, Emily Dahill Story, Historical, Ice Queen, Jenna Jaxon, Leah Saunders, Liz Lipperman, Maid To Be a Baroness, Military, Murder, Mystery, Novella, Opal Campbell, Promotion, Rachel Van Dyken, Red Queen, Regency | 7 Comments

A Christmas Surprise- a regency

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Lindsay

Yes, dear readers I wrote a regency. I know I always swore this was one of the genres I wouldn’t undertake but the idea/plot/story line I came up with was to good to pass up. What’s even scarier is from … Continue reading →

Posted in Collie, Dakota, Emily Dahill Story, Historical, Ice Queen, Jenna Jaxon, Leah Sanders, Military, Murder, Mystery, Novella, Opal Campbell, Rachel Van Dyken, Red Queen, Regency, Romance, Sherry Gloag, Suspense | 5 Comments

For The Love of Paws-Opal Campbell

Posted on April 22, 2012 by Lindsay

Spring is a busy time around our home. Not only does the yard work triple, and the weather start to turn warm, but it’s the time of the year to take our family dog to the vet. This year appeared … Continue reading →

Posted in Astraea Press, Charity, Collie, Dakota, Emily Dahill Story, Military, Murder, Mystery, Opal Campbell, Suspense | 5 Comments