…a red-hooded woman ran away and served a disgraced lord in his cottage. All was well in the northern woods.
Until a wolf knocked on their door.
You’re probably curious about those three points, right? Let me break them down for you.
I loved leaving London with this book. The entire setting is a cottage in the northern countryside. Society’s glitterati is fun, but I needed a break. So, I went to Coldstream, which is about as far north in England as a body could go.
And the most unexpected secondary characters showed up: horses!
But you want to know about my career mis-step. This is a painful point. It took about a year and a half to write this book. I was woefully late. No editor likes that.
Then came a big challenge: How to keep the fairy tale theme going?
Enter Red Riding Hood.
My research revealed Red Riding Hood was a cautionary story for young women throughout Europe from medieval times forward. “Beware of men who would prey on your sexuality.”
Lord Marcus and Genevieve Turner danced circles around that!
Sometimes a woman wants the forbidden.
With that said, I invite you to enjoy The Lord Meets His Lady.
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