Wylde At Heart Book 2- Wylde Hearts series

Katherine Wetherbee Mandeville, Dowager Duchess of Pangbourne, met William Barrett, Earl of Wylde, when her best friend, Serena Beaufort, asked her to dance with her widowed brother-in-law. Katherine was genuinely delighted with his fresh, honest, and forthright conversation. He was English, but had lived in America since he was a young man. When he smiled, he possessed the most charming dimples. His speech wasn’t littered with the usual English hesitations and stammers, and his British accent was oddly tinged with American. He seemed too good to be genuine; maybe he was only an illusion, but he conveyed a mature, comfortable feeling.  At Amazon in eBook, KU & Ppbk

 

 

I have been actively working on Book 2 in the Wylde Heart series. ‘Rewrite’ seems to be my middle name. Although some chapters went swiftly, other sections of events had to be revised. Formatting is another story. It is a hard-won skill.

My face is lifted to the heavens! I have completed the book!

Wylde At Heart was uploaded to Amazon and Goodreads as of April 24.

Now available as an eBook, KU, and Paperback.

Be My Valentine!

 

Happy Valentine’s Day!

I hope your day is filled with joy and love!

 

Wylde at Heart

 

      I'm working on Chapter 8 today and am excited about the second book of the series, Wylde at Heart. Because I am thrilled when history is a part of any story, my imagination is mixing creativity and historical facts again.                                 
     The principal characters have shifted in this book to the Earl of Wylde and Katherine, who, although a couple from 200+ years ago have similar problems to couples today. Of course, Robert returns as charming and shamelessly as ever.  I hope to have this book available in December for a heartwarming Christmas tale.

Lady Winchell-Smythe

     Even with a modest body of dialogue, some characters make a big impression. Lady Winchelle-Smythe is easily imagined as wearing opulent clothing, jewels and always available for a quick jab at others. As you’ll see when you read That Wylde Woman! Marleigh is wise enough to know precisely how to handle Lady Winchelle-Symthe. Let’s take a peek at her. 

Excerpt from chapter 31
       A stout woman in the third row stood and began speaking in a superior tone. “I am Lady Winchell-Smythe, and I am quite sure none of the ladies here will be speaking to common sailors, blacksmiths, or teamsters.”
                “Not thee Lady Winchell-Smythe? Oh my. I am so privileged to meet you. Ladies, perhaps some of you are unaware. Lady Winchell-Smythe’s home is that same household the War office found to be scrupulously managed and upon which they based the ideal model for efficient housing management. Your household must be superior in every manner.”
                Holding her hands high for all to see and emulate, Marleigh clapped enthusiastically for Lady Winchell-Smythe, who brightened considerably, smiled, and nodded left and right. Then turned to the back of the room and gave the imperial hand wave to her admirers.
                As the applause died, her tone and intent had dramatically changed. Lady Winchell-Smythe spoke in high-pitched, rounded vowels. “Yes, thank you for your generous applause. Yet, I have a question. How can such a charming and obviously intelligent young woman involve yourself with… common laborers?” 
                Lady Winchell-Smythe sat down, satisfied with her subtle inference regarding the American’s lack of propriety and reserve.
And a bit later….
             Now there was a definite buzz. Lady Winchell-Smythe, not to be outdone by an American woman and realizing the vast possibilities this had for the organization, stood to be heard above the general murmurs. “I will pledge one hundred guineas.”

That Wylde Woman! is now officially available on Kindle Unlimited.

Dreaming Dirty in MI Book Festival

 

My March 17 release, That Wylde Woman! a historical regency romance, is doing well. It is in Kindle Unlimited. For those who don’t have KU, the reduced rate of $2.99 is for the month of April. Australia seems to love me. Yea!         

 April 16 - Ann Arbor is the Dreaming Dirty in MI Book Fest at Hilton Garden Inn. I'm taking all six books - romance and erotica, even swag.  My new website: gloriajgoldsmithbooks.com is a revealing internet journey. 

Wow ! I have had a busy Month!

 

I thought in February, I was all done. Had everything all set. Then I got some late feedback and realized I still had a few areas that needed attention. I revved up and got to work. I just finished the rewrites on That Wylde Woman!, uploaded the revised version, and am ready for you to enjoy this book as much as I did writing it.

It is on a $2.99 Presale at Amazon, but that only lasts through this Friday, March 17. After that, the price reverts to the regular $4.99 price for the eBook. The paperback is currently up and available.

Here are a few Reader Reviews:

·     This was an absolute dream to read!! I loved it and it was perfect! Just what my regency romance little heart was waiting for. ~ L. Clendenin, NetGalley

. . . that the heroine is a stronghold feminist who knows exactly what she wants and the male lead being absolutely fascinated by her… ~ S. Wöldel, NetGalley

I did enjoy this book very much. The characters were a great deal different from most in this genre which made it a unique read. ~ D. Orrock. NetGalley

En  Enjoyable historical romance with a no nonsense heroine and a handsome hero with much to learn… Unusual and different. ~ K. Garner, NetGalley