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I’m Janice and I’ve been writing emotional and sensual historical romances for Harlequin Mills and Boon (HMB) Historicals since 2014. I love to write books with linked characters, so you’ll often find old friends popping up in my stories!
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Praise for Janice Preston from Amazon readers:
“Janice Preston is my favourite Regency author.”
“…sure to delight fans of Mary Balogh and Jo Beverley”
“…one of the genre’s most outstanding writers”
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OUT NOW!
His Convenient Highland Wedding
Book 1 in The Lochmore Legacy
Bought by her husband… Bound by secrets of their past
The start of The Lochmore Legacy—a Scottish castle through the ages! Earl’s daughter Flora McCrieff brought shame on her family once. Now she discovers she must wed impossibly rich but lowborn Lachlan McNeill. He’s undeniably handsome, but a man of few words. Despite the attraction that burns between them, can she reach beyond his impeccable clothing to find the emotions he’s locked away for so long?
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The Lochmore Legacy…
… begins with His Convenient Highland Wedding and continues as follows:
Unlaced by the Highland Duke by Lara Temple – May 2019
A Runaway Bride for the Highlander by Elisabeth Hobbes – June 2019
Secrets of a Highland Warrior by Nicole Locke – July 2019
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What Amazon readers say –
‘The writing flows as elegantly as the Regency characters themselves.’
‘Janice has a real knack of drawing you in and keeping you there.’
‘I can’t wait to read more from Janice Preston!’
‘The dialogue positively sparkles.’
‘Janice Preston has the knack of effective characterisation and I think her name will be seen a lot in future.’
I just read FROM WALLFLOWER TO COUNTESS and I loved it. I would love to learn more about Yvette and I think Harriet needs her own story.