I’ve often been told I was born about 1,000 years too late.  I’ve read nothing but historical romance since the age of 13.  My best friend asked me why I hadn’t written a book, yet.  ‘Twas because there were too many other important things going on in my life.  Husband, children, and a busy construction business took precedence over my dream world.  Rather than crafting my own stories, I had (and still have) a wolfish rapacity for reading others’ well-crafted tales.

The priorities in my life haven’t changed, but the way I parcel out my time has.  My firstborn son is a guitarist/songwriter, middle son is a marine mechanic, and youngest son is a percussionist. They’re of an age to no longer need my constant attention and I can devote long hours to creating worlds filled with knights in shining armor, castles, and strong-willed damsels who aren’t afraid to fight for their happily ever after.    

I began seriously writing my first story in the Spring of 2005.  Since then I’ve written three of five stories for my Georgian historical romance series, Castle of Dreams. I sold Sweet Salvation, The Pirate’s Houri (renamed Sweet Liberation), and The Captain’s Hoyden (renamed Sweet Satisfaction) to Highland Press Publishing. 

Lis’Anne Harris