I’m doing research. So I’m reading historical data. Interesting? Yes. I found out something that was very shocking today. Will I be using that in my story? Not really. It doesn’t fit with the storyline, but it was interesting to discover it anyway.
How many historical authors out there have ever run across something unexpected when you were looking into facts? I’m sure it much be common.
For fun I’ve also been reading Courtney Milan’s The Governess Affair. I just started it so I can’t really say much about it, but I already like where the story is going. Can’t wait to read more of it.
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Award winning author, Leanne Tyler lives in the South and her writing reflects her heritage. She writes sensual Southern romances whether historical or contemporary. Leanne's debut release Victory's Gate was the 2007 American Rose winner of the Through the Garden Gate contest and was released electronically by The Wild Rose Press in December 2007. Finally in December 2009 the Through the Garden Gate Anthology is available in print and includes the four winning entries.
Stepping into the Contemporary circle, she debuted with her Class of '85 Reunion story It's Always Been You in August 2011. And her first full-length novel Season of Love (Nov. 2011) is a time-travel set in 1850 Charleston, SC.
She invites readers to step into her world and enjoy the passion.
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Leanne Tyler 
Research, particularly historical, often feeds and leads my story.