[Cheryl Bolen]

Now for the first time, book number one in the Brides of Bath series is available as an e-book. (See www.CherylBolen.com for more new Kindle books.)



Cheryl Bolen's writing draws you into her fast-paced story. 4 Stars - Romantic Times

Cheryl Bolen returns to the Regency England she knows so well. . .If you love a steamy Regency with a fast pace, be sure to pick up The Bride Wore Blue. - Happily Ever After

Having made his fortune in India, Thomas Moreland returns to England in the hopes of winning Felicity Harrison, the fair beauty who saved him from death years earlier. But Felicity is determined to thwart the arrogant nabob, despite that he's rescuing her family from financial ruin. Her fervent resolve, though, goes wickedly awry whenever she's in his unsettling, seductive presence.

 

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[Cheryl Bolen]

Originally published as a mass market paperback in 2002, THE BRIDE WORE BLUE is now available on Kindle for the first time. It is the first book in the Brides of Bath series of historical novels set in Regency England.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Originally published as a mass market paperback in 2002, THE BRIDE WORE BLUE is now available on Kindle for the first time. It is the first book in the Brides of Bath series of historical novels set in Regency England.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Though each of the Brides of Bath series of novels is a stand-alone, this is the first of the series.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

The 2002 paperback edition of THE BRIDE WORE BLUE featured a different cover. I think I like the new one better. What about you?

 

[karenk105]

I love Regencies, Cheryl! I've always had a soft spot for them. I'll check out Bride Wore Blue next time I'm on my Kindle. I do like that cover!

I've written a few Regency historicals myself. Do you put a lot of sex scenes in them? I always thought Regency romance should be pretty chaste, since it was Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer who popularized them. However, writing "sweet" romance hasn't exactly gotten me very far. 

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Karen, the sweet Regencies are selling very well on amazon. Mine are not sweet, but sexy. Traditional publishers turned their backs on sweet Regencies because of soft sales at the turn of the milenium. My publishers always wanted the longer, sexier books. I do love the old Georgette Heyer books. Check out Candice Hern or Anne Marie Novark on Kindle. They're sweet bestsellers. (And I hope you check out a few Cheryl Bolen books, too!)

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

For this first book in the Brides of Bath series, Romantic Times magazine gave it a 4-star review. I hope a new crop of readers will enjoy it.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

This Regency romance will make a nice summer read.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Interesting story about the title of this book. Originally, there was no blue dress. My former publishing house came up with this title, and I had to go back and put in the blue dress!

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Like each of the original 4 books in Brides of Bath, this is a stand-alone novel. It's also the first of the series.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Very soon, we'll be uploading a new cover for this book.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

This book now has a new cover. Much nicer. Now I gotta figure out how to change it here.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Don't you all like the new cover better? The one at the top here is the old one; the one you see at the bottom of the "signature" line is the new one, which has the heroine in Regency-style dress, instead of the earlier Georgian era dress.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Which BRIDE WORE BLUE cover do you like best?

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

The Bride Wore Blue is Book 1 of the Brides of Bath series; I'm happy to announce Book 4 will release Oct. 1st. The new title will be TO TAKE THIS LORD.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

I was thrilled that this book's best ranking in Regency Romances is No. 25; and the 4th book was released this past weekend, even though it doesn't show up below. It's titled TO TAKE THIS LORD.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

Even better news this week. The BRIDE WORE BLUE broke into the Top 20 in Regency romances.

 

[Cheryl Bolen]

The Bride Wore Blue is still hanging around in the Top 20 Regency romances.