Deborah Simmons

Check out the wonderful review of A Gentleman's Quest at CataRomance:

http://cataromance.com/?p=3366

I'll be guest blogging on Wednesday at Goodreads and MySpace. I hope you'll check out "In Praise of Indy, National Treasure, and Nancy Drew" at either site:
http://www.myspace.com/historicals
http://www.goodreads.com/historical

Also on Wednesday, Facebook's Harlequin Historical page will feature an interview with me. Look for it at:
http://www.facebook.com/HarlequinHistorical

I've joined with other Harlequin Historical authors in a Valentine's Day Contest. Readers are to guess which chocolates out of the traditional Valentine's Day candy box are our favorites, and the winners will get some signed books. I hope you'll take a look! Check it out here:

http://www.facebook.com/HarlequinHistorical

The Dark Viscount is being released in Italy next month under the title The Secret of the Labyrinth, which is appropriate considering how big a part the maze plays in the story. Thanks to www.junerossblog.com for letting me know about the edition, which also has a great new cover!

My editor has approved my new proposal, so now I just have to get to writing the story. It's set during the Regency at a spa on the order of Buxton or Bath, only much smaller, so I hope the location will be interesting to readers. :)

My upcoming release, The Gentleman's Quest, is available for pre-order now at Amazon.com. It should be on the shelves in February 2010.

Check out the great review of Reynold de Burgh: The Dark Knight at CataRomance.com!

Kit's story has been accepted! I'm pleased with the title, The Gentleman's Quest, and the release date of February (only six months away!). Those of you who read The Dark Viscount, which was published last year, know Kit as the brother of the heroine. He has been brooding over those events until the arrival of an enigmatic young woman forces him into action - and adventure.

Reynold de Burgh: The Dark Knight made an appearance at this year's Romance Writers of America convention in Washington, D.C. My friend Laurie Kingery, who writes for Steeple Hill, reports that the cover was featured in a retrospective of cover art shown at the annual Harlequin party. Since Harlequin is celebrating 60 years (more…)

Reynold de Burgh: The Dark Knight, can be purchased now at eHarlequin as one of the currently featured titles. The website is also running a special involving a free title with a certain number of purchases, so please check it out at eHarlequin!