Jun 26, 2012
For the past four months, I’ve been working on my supersecretproject. It was a departure for me, moving from the late Regency to the Edwardian era. I thought of the book as “Gibson Girls Gone Wild,” although Gibson Girls were uniquely American and the story takes place in England. My working title is In the Arms of the Heiress. I’m thrilled to say that editor Kate Seaver bought it and a second book for the Berkley Sensation line, which means I’ll be published in mass market format. Whee! Thanks to my wonderful agent Laura Bradford who encouraged me to switch things up. It was so much fun to put people on trains and in cars after those bumpy carriage rides! Look for more news on the Evensong Employment Agency and the mysterious woman who runs it…
Jun 7, 2012
“Anything Maggie Robinson writes is a must read for me. I loved Mistress by Marriage where Andrew Rossiter is first introduced and was extremely excited when I heard he would have his own story in Master of Sin. Andrew has a very sordid past and must overcome many obstacles to move forward in his life but once the story begins and you can see what makes Andrew tick….you truly want him to succeed! The heroine, Gemma Peartree, is a spunky governess who had me liking her from the get go. Gemma is also hiding and running from secrets in her past. She and Andrew are a perfect match and need each other to be whole.
At times, the dialog in the book is very witty and funny. These are characters that you can love and root for! The story and love scenes are hot, steamy and keep you wanting more. Master of Sin will be a keeper on my bookshelf. I look forward to more books from Maggie Robinson!” The complete review.
Yay!
