• Darcie Wilde,  Writing

    Longest Title Ever

    When doing historical research, you end up reading strange books with strange titles.  Take, for instance, this classic that was written for young men reading law in the Inner Temple by one Mr. John Impey: The Practice of the Office of the Sheriff; Shewing  The Powers and Duties of those Offices. The Manner of Appointing the High Sheriff, the Under Sheriff and their Deputies. The Elections of the Serrifs of London and Middlesex with the Bye-Laws of the City Relating Thereto. The Nature of Actions by and Against Sheriffs Including All the Modern Determinations and Necesary Precedents of Retursn to Writs &c. Also The Practice of the Office of the…

  • Book Launch,  Darcie Wilde,  New Releases

    The Regency Makeover Trilogy is Complete!

    They were dismissed as hopeless—girls too plain, too shy, too gauche to stand any chance in the ruthless competition of the London season. But Helene Fitzgerald, Madelene Valmeyer, and Adele Edmundson have no intention of remaining wallflowers. Aided by the notorious novelist, Deborah Sewell, they form the Wallflower Pact and set out to find true love for themselves—and maybe even their chaperone. Now you can read the whole story — the lives, loves and triumphs of: Lady Adele Endicott — The Bride Behind the Curtain Miss Madelene Valmeyer — The Stepsister’s Triumph Lady Helene Fitzgerald — An Exquisite Marriage

  • Darcie Wilde

    Darcie Chats LIVE with Readers

    Heads up!  I will be LIVE at the Writer’s Chatroom this Sunday, Feb. 21 from 7pm to 9pm EST.  I’ll be talking about pseudonyms (I have lots), genre writing, good books, bad books, more books, and anything else you guys can think to ask.  Hope to see you there!

  • Book Launch,  New Releases,  Writing

    Announcing New Books from Darcie Wilde

    The contracts are signed, and now it can be told!  My next two books will be….MYSTERIES!  Set in Regency London, A USEFUL WOMAN will follow the life and struggles of Rosalind Thorne, a gently bred woman of reduced circumstances with the unenviable job of trying to untangle a mystery involving the corpse discovered in that most excluve of London ballrooms…Almack’s.

  • Book Launch,  Writing

    Book Day Never Gets Old

    I don’t get much done on Book Day. Oh, I do a lot.  I post a lot, I check the various social media a whole lot.  I agonize over views and clicks and reviews.  I also pace, sometimes literally, sometimes just metaphorically. I have further, I confess, been known to go to bookstores to see my baby out there in the wild, so to speak. But mostly I sit at the keyboard saying to myself “I can’t believe it.  It’s MY book.  There is is.  Right there.  On-line.  With my name on the cover and everything!  It’s real!” So, happy Book Day to me, and to you.  Here’s hoping you…