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The Lady Flees Her Lord is hitting bookshelves all over the place and I have had some wonderful messages pop into my inbox, some great reviews and fan mail. Because it is hard to keep up with all of the review sites, I thought I would post a sampling all in one place. Wendy Hines of Armchair Interviews says: This is a wonderful book. Beautiful historical background with two characters who just are not perfect. It makes the story so much more real when you can relate to them. I look forward to reading more from this author. Highly recommended for those who love historical romance. Bookbinge makes the following comments I really liked Lucinda. She wasn't a victim. She took her life into her own hands and made a successful go at it. And Hugo. I really liked him too. Lucinda does draw him out of his shell and gets him interacting with the people around him. And he so dearly wants Lucinda. Of course he doesn't realize at first that he loves her, but oh my was he a sweet bear of a ...

by Michele Ann Young I thought I might ask my heroine, Lucinda Graham, to talk to us today. Graham is not her real last name, but since there a couple of people who she would prefer not to find her, I don't want give her real identity away. Michèle: Welcome to the Casablanca blog, Lucinda. I understand your story will be in stores any day now and then the whole truth will come out, but in the meantime, perhaps you could tell us a bit about your story? Lucinda: Who is this us? And why are you wearing, (peeks at the interviewers legs) pantaloons? Michèle: Actually these are called jeans or pants. Lucinda: They certainly look very comfortable. But doesn’t your husband get all hot and bothered seeing your legs, like that? Michèle: Well yes they do look rather good.... Can we please get back on topic? The us I spoke of are your readers. People who care about you. Lucinda: And they won’t tell my husband where I am? Michèle: Believe me, women today are very good at helping other w...

by Michele Ann Young Some people say the number thirteen is unlucky. But it is thirteen more days to October 1st, the day my novel, The Lady Flees Her Lord, is on the shelves. So I like the number thirteen. With the release just around the corner, I thought you might like a sneak peek. I had a bit of trouble picking an excerpt, so I hope you like this one. You will also find part of the opening chapter on Amazon, where you can pre-order, should you feel inclined. Or you can wait until it is in your local bookstore Yankee Romance Reviews had this to say about The Lady Flees Her Lord ... Our emotions are played like a violin with endearing words, breath taking scenes and a virtuous sense of right and wrong. The authors writing style is highly comparable with Jane Austin but with more of today's romance mentality. Lush and loving, heart wrenching beautiful, one could only hope to have a Lord Hugo Wanstead to desire us so truly and deeply. To be compared to Jane Austen is quite an ho...