In Other Words - Loretta Chase

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  1. Audio deal: "A Duke in Shining Armor" for $5.99—and other news

    This seems to be a great time for deals. The other day, we had one of those rare Australia eBook deals. Now we’ve got a new one for the U.S. and Canada from Chirp Audio. For a limited time (and unfortunately, I don’t know the exact time limit), the first Difficult Dukes book, A Duke in Shining Armor, is available from Chirp Audio for a mere $5.99. No subscription required. If you haven’t yet heard Kate Reading’s wonderful way of creating an entire world with just her voice and brains and acting…

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  2. A September Kindle deal for readers in Australia

    UK/AUS/NZ eBook edition of A Duke in Shining Armor Most of the deals I report are for U.S. and Canada only, so I’m delighted to announce a Kindle deal for Australia.The first of the Difficult Dukes Series, A Duke in Shining Armor, is on sale for AUD 1.49 for the entire month of September. My Difficult Dukes find themselves dealing with even more Difficult Women, much to their enlightenment (and other things). In this one, the Duke of Ripley tries to return a a runaway bride to her bridegroom.…

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  3. An Evening at Lovestruck Books

    So Queen Victoria’s a vampire and the Devil wants to visit a church bazaar…That’s a glimpse into the world of Demons and Democracy. It’s a funny and spicy book, with a wonderful cast of characters, some human but mostly not. My friend Megan Frampton wrote it, and author Felicia Davin and I helped celebrate its release recently at Lovestruck Books in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Yes, Cambridge, in Harvard Square. There, once, years ago, when I entered bookstores and asked where the Romance section…

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  4. The Two Nerdy History Girls & the World of 1776—Now On YouTube

    Clockwise from upper left: Loretta Chase, Meena Jain, Susan Holloway Scott As always, Susan Holloway Scott and I had a wonderful time with Ashland (MA) Public Library Director Meena Jain. This time, the Two Nerdy History Girls did something a little bit different: We focused on Revolutionary War era America—and along the way, did some compare & contrast work with several topics. As you probably are well aware, everyday life in America, before as well as after the revolution, was different from…

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  5. Meet me in Cambridge? And/or online?

    My friend Megan Frampton has a new book coming out in August, and author Felicia Davin and I will be in Cambridge to help celebrate. This is a rather early invitation because space is limited, and these events tend to sell out quickly.Demons and Diplomacy, the first book in Megan’s Ministry of Supernatural Affairs romantasy series, comes out on on 25 August, but I got an early copy, which I’m about to dive into. Queen Victoria as a vampire? I can’t wait to find out all about it.

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  6. "Silk Is For Seduction" audio deal $6.99

    Silk Is For Seduction audio edition The audio edition of Silk Is For Seduction is on sale this month. From now through 1 August 2026, the first book in my Dressmakers series is available from Chirp for $6.99. At present, Chirp deals apply to U.S. and Canada only.If you haven’t yet heard Kate Reading’s wonderful work with this story, now is a time to try it out at a bargain price—or a time to make a gift of it.https://www.chirpbooks.com/audiobooks/silk-is-for-seduction-by-loretta-c

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  7. The Two Nerdy History Girls Talk About Life 250 Years Ago

    Some years have passed since author Susan Holloway Scott and I posted for the last time at our Two Nerdy History Girls blog.* Since that time, however, Meena Jain, Director of the Ashland (Massachusetts) Public Library, has invited us back regularly for virtual chats about history.This time, Meena has asked us to be part of the Ashland Public Library’s sesquicentennial (try saying that fast three times) celebration series. As usual, we’ll leave politics and battles to those who are experts in…

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  8. Artists & the East India Company

    View fullsize View fullsize I recently visited the Yale Center for British Art, one of my favorite museums.

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  9. Another beautiful special edition of "Lord of Scoundrels"

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  10. RomFest is fast approaching

    I’ve faithfully participated in The Ashland (Massachusetts) Library Annual Romance Festival* for years—2025 excepted, since I was in London at the time. But this year I’m in Massachusetts, and looking forward to attending with my brilliant assistant, Jessica. She will, no doubt, keep the social media alerted while I spend time with readers and author friends.Once upon a time, events like this happened frequently, all over the country, usually sponsored by local chapters of the Romance Writers…

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  11. Women's work at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Florida

    Georgia O’Keefe, “Poppy,” 1927 Here’s one more collection of art for...

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  12. Celebrating the Rocket Man, Robert Hutchings Goddard

    Miniature Robert Goddard biography that went to the moon with Buzz Aldrin On 16 March 1926, Dr. Robert Hutching...

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