Michelle Marcos

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Michelle Marcos / Ava Stone / Claudia Dain / Deb Marlowe | Muse in the Museum
March 1, 2013
Inspiration--and love--can strike in the most unusual places.  The authors of the newly released   Read More...

Michelle Marcos | The Absence of Beauty ~ Comment to Win
November 20, 2012
Anyone who's read my historical novels up to now knows that I don't write about handsome dukes or gorgeous duchesses. I am not  Read More...

Michelle Marcos | From First Date to Worst Date
June 27, 2012
You would think that a romance writer would have the whole dating/relationship thing fine-tuned to a perfect pitch.  And maybe many of them  Read More...

Michelle Marcos | Mr. Perfect: A Woman's Fantasy Man and What He Reveals About Our Own Hearts
April 1, 2012
What is it about romantic heroes that draws our mind's attention and our heart's affection?  Whether it's Mr. Darcy or Edward Cullen  Read More...

Michelle Marcos | Top 5 Scottish Hotties
July 26, 2011
There’s only one thing I like better than a man in a kilt: a man out of one.  The great thing about reading romance  Read More...

Michelle Marcos admits to living vicariously through her characters. Her spunky heroines walk a tightrope between being bad girls and good, and the heroes find that downright irresistible. Her first series, the Pleasure Emporium novels, centers around a notorious London bordello in the 19th century, and the memorable characters and lively plots have been delighting readers. WHEN A LADY MISBEHAVES received raves from Publishers Weekly; GENTLEMEN BEHAVING BADLY received 4 1/2 stars from Romantic Times Book Reviews; and WICKEDLY EVER AFTER was named the Best Historical Romance by both the New England RWA and the Yellow Rose RWA. "It’s fun to read about characters who choose questionable paths in life. I love to watch what they do when their wicked world is turned upside down, and how they are slowly transformed by the love of a good mate." Michelle’s current series, the Highland Knaves novels, introduces us to an outcast kinship of Scots who long for justice and will stop at nothing to get it. Branded by decent Scots as slaighteur—knaves—they are both fierce and fiercely loyal to one another. Yet they know that it’s only a matter of time—and cunning—before the Slayters are restored to their place of pride. "I loved writing about Highlanders. The only thing more fascinating than a man in a kilt is a man out of one."

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