Elf Ahearn
Regency romance with a Gothic twist.
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The Christmas Unicorn
The greatest gifts aren't always found under a Christmas tree.
Believing herself abandoned by her fiancé in the wilds of Northern Wales, actress Babbie Crispen and her crippled son struggle to find shelter on a frigid night before Christmas. A strange man locals call the Wicked Scot finds them near death on a snow-covered hillside. He brings them to his castle, a place of both terrifying and wonderful magic so powerful it changes all their lives.
A Rogue in Sheep's Clothing
In Lord Hugh Davenport’s opinion, women of the ton perpetually hide behind a mask of deception. That’s hard for Ellie Albright, the daughter of an earl, to swallow – especially since she’s disguised herself as a stable hand to get back the prized stallion her father sold to him. If Hugh learns her true identity she’ll lose the horse and her family will go bankrupt. Somehow, though, losing his affection is beginning to seem worse.
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The thought of Claire Albright in the arms of another man is unbearable, but in his heart, Lord Flavian Monroe knows he mustn’t ask her to share the consequences of one terrible mistake.
What's it all about?
I have a confession to make: I adore the story of The Christmas Unicorn. It's based on a tale my father told us every year on Christmas Eve. He swears it's true.
Twice, I've tried to write about his encounter with a living unicorn and failed, but this time... Well, see for yourself.
I donned this couture Regency gown for the annual Beau Monde soiree at RWA's National Conference.
P.S. My mother made it.
Here's me looking significantly less elegant. I have the good fortune to be a member of the Hudson Valley Romance Writers of America. Every year we go on a retreat during which we see nothing but each other and words adding up on a screen. It's fabulous.
I've been an actress, a journalist, a communications specialist, and the worst mathematician the insurance industy ever experienced. Fortunately, now I'm a dedicated kitten mom (Please subscribe to my very infrequent newsletter, The Writer's Cat, for more information on them.), and the author of "Regency romance with a Gothic twist."
I live with my romantic hero and the aforementioned kittens in New York. And, in case you were wondering, Elf is my real name... my parents are interesting people.
Since Rogue's release, I've visited a number of blogs. If you're interested in finding out a whole lot more about me, here are the links:
http://susanaellisauthor.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/regency-romance-with-a-gothic-twist-interview-with-elf-ahearn-author-of-a-rogue-in-sheeps-clothing/
http://nicolehurley-moore.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/spotlight-elf-ahearn.html#!/2013/04/spotlight-elf-ahearn.html
http://creative-hodgepodge.blogspot.com/2013/04/please-welcome-author-elf-ahearn.html
http://www.mangamaniaccafe.com/?p=8620
http://ladysmut.com/2013/04/03/sexy-regencies-a-qa-with-author-elf-ahearn/
http://www.crimsonromance.com/featured/40703/
http://wwweclecticwriter.blogspot.com/2013/04/fridays-how-she-does-it-with-elf.html
Elf also penned this article on John Philip Kemble -- a Regency era heartthrob:
http://main.thebeaumonde.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/RegencyReaderIssue4April2013.pdf