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Release Week: Mischief by Moonlight

Hello, and thank you to my fellow Casa Authors for having me here to celebrate the release of Mischief by Moonlight. It’s the final story in my Regency Mischief series, and the trouble in this book starts with a love potion.    My heroine, Josie, is engaged to an army captain who’s been away for over a year. So she’s had a long time to worry about her beloved older sister, who’s in danger of becoming an unhappy spinster. Josie decides that their handsome friend Colin, the Earl of Ivorwood, would make her sister a wonderful husband, and a gypsy’s love potion gives her the chance to matchmake. But things don’t work out at all as Josie expected… I loved working on this story about two sisters, perhaps because I think romantic stories and sisters go together like beach towels and summer crushes, like late-night phone calls and consoling pints of ice cream. I’m lucky enough to have a sister I’m close to, but even those of us who don’t have sisters probably have ...

GUEST LAUNCH PARTY + GIVEAWAY: Gentlemen Prefer Mischief by Emily Greenwood

A very warm Casablanca welcome to fellow romance author EMILY GREENWOOD! The second book in her Regency Mischief series, GENTLEMEN PREFER MISCHIEF , hits stores this month! Casa authors, thanks so much for helping me celebrate the release of GENTLEMEN PREFER MISCHIEF! It’s so fun to be here with you. And since no party is complete without delicious treats, I thought I’d bring my two main characters, Miss Lily Teagarden and Hal, Viscount Roxham, with me today to bake the cake. Why don’t I let them get to it? Lily : Do we really need a cake? It seems like a waste of ingredients to create something that’s not good for us.   Why don’t we make some nice whole wheat bread instead? Hal, unwrapping a stick of butter : We need a cake. You need to live a little. He drops butter into a mixing bowl and starts beating it, mercilessly and cheerfully, with a wooden spoon. Lily, eyes lofting toward the ceiling : You really have taken being a viscount too much to hear...