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Novel spotlight: Take Me Now by Nancy Jardine

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I'm delighted to welcome back the lovely  Nancy Jardine , author of contemporary and historical romantic mysteries. Today, she's talking about her novel, Take Me Now . It's a gem of a romance. A definite must-read! So, here's more to whet your appetite... Hello Cathie, thank you for the opportunity to return to your lovely blog. Readers who already know me will have learned that I like to write across different genres. Variety is the name of my game and I don’t see that changing anytime soon, since it’s the type of writing which comes naturally to me. In my historical romantic adventures, I love to immerse myself in the distant past and write about daily life in Celtic /Roman Britain. For that, I have to don my imaginary cap and make educated guesses beyond the facts I can glean from historical sources and archaeological interpretive assessments. Yet, I also love the almost freedom of writing contemporary mysteries, of which I’ve now written three, o...

Nancy Jardine - Take Me Now blog tour

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Today, I welcome  Nancy Jardine , whose new contemporary romance, Take Me Now , is released this week from The Wild Rose Press. She also has a historical romantic novel out later this month, The Beltane Choice , published through Crooked Cat Publishing. What an exciting time! To celebrate the release of Take Me Now , Nancy is on a blog tour - starting right here! So, make sure to check out her fabulous prizes below. What a great selection of goodies! So, to start her tour off in style, I've asked Nancy some questions... 1) Congratulations on your new releases TAKE ME NOW and THE BELTANE CHOICE. What made you become a writer? And why romance? My being a writer has developed from my primary teaching days when I created material for use in the classroom. Teaching Primary 7 for decades meant I was used to creating material that was quite lengthy, though at that time it was mostly non-fiction writing I was producing. However, I always enjoyed creating the beginnings of fiction s...