Katy Lilley—romance with sass

I'm honoured and excited to be part of Darcie's blog tour for her latest release, Love at the Northern Lights. (published by the amazing Canelo) And not only that, I got her to answer some not too searching questions... So without further ado, here we go... The lovely Darcie Boleyn Hi Darcie, It’s so great to quiz you like this. Thanks for agreeing to be under my spotlight today. Of course I want to know all about Love at the Northern Lights, which I must say I loved. You have a beautiful way with words. But, I’m sure there’s a lot of people who want to know a bit more about your career. So I'm including your bio here... Author Bio: Darcie Boleyn has a huge heart and is a real softy. She never fails to cry at books and movies, whether the ending is happy or not. Darcie is in possession of an overactive imagination that often keeps her awake at night. Her childhood dream was to become a Jedi but she hasn...

Hi again. It's #MidWeekTease time This week, I'm taking you all to my favourite city in the world. Hong Kong. Where Rachel has gone with Guido and Guido is not a happy bloke. Guido shook her awake. ‘I have coffee. You have a red cheek where your kindle has rested whilst you slept. It makes you look cute.’ ‘Cute? Like a kitten or something? Yuk.’ She moved her kindle to one side. Guido took it from her and placed it on the bedside table. ‘Not the best way to sleep.’   ‘True enough.’ Rachel struggled up onto her elbows and wriggled back to rest her head on the headboard. ‘I must have dropped off. The last thing I remember is reading the prologue.’   ‘So exciting it sent you to sleep?’   She laughed and wished she didn’t have bed hair or sleep breath. ‘That’s probably the jet lag.’   Then I wish I could let you sleep longer but you would not sleep tonight if I did. And you have an appointment with Miss Tu in an hour.’ He sat on the edge of t...

Hello again, welcome to #MidWeekTease... a short one today... (From my WIP, The Italian Count's Contrary Wife) Guido has had the locks on the apartment changed. 'Now let’s see how this new system works. Once we are in I can change the settings and we will also use thumbprint recognition. Doubly safe.’ ‘Hmm.’ Rachel wasn’t so sure. ‘Every time I try to use that on my phone it never recognises it. I end up having to key the security number in anyway.’ ‘We’ll see. For now though, this is it.’ Guido dealt with the new entry system with swift efficiency, and opened the door. To sidestep over a large envelope with Rachel’s name on it. ‘Anyone know you are here, Cara? Someone who has had no need to put an address or sender on the envelope?’ Rachel shook her head. ‘I didn’t know where we were stopping, which reminds me I best text my neighbour to let her know.’   ‘Where you are?’ Guido fingered the seal on the package as Rachel nodded. ‘Then you...