Wow. Update

Published on 3 Mar 2023 by Juli D. RevezzoLeave a comment

It’s March? How?? And how is it that I haven’t checked in since the release of Clockwork and Courtship?

Well, I’ll tell you. I’ve been busy editing and writing. Shocked, aren’t you? Unfortunately, I ended up hurting my shoulder, too. So sitting down to write–or blog–on my normal schedule hasn’t been in the cards. Luckily, the editing wasn’t as intensive as it had been before the injury. Even now, I’m suffering a bit, so I’ll keep this short. Just wanted to say hi, and let you all know, no. I’ve not gone anywhere. I’m still here, writing as I can. I’d hoped to be back to normal by this week, but I just tried a normal writing session and then this post, and … ouch! So, I guess I’m not yet up to Nanowrimo standards, yet. In the meantime, I’ve spent a lot of the time reading or listening to audiobooks, and youtube, to be honest.

Favorite youtubers? Oh, a few. I’m currently listening to a podcast by Bethany Atazadeh. Also, Emma Bennet, and Alyssa Matesic. And lots and lots (and lots!) of Taylor Swift. 😀

On the reading side, I’ve read almost all the Wizard of Oz books, 🙂 and finished Suzanne G. Rogers’ latest, The Glass Heart. (Which took me much longer to get to than I expected, but I enjoyed as much as all her historical romances).

Until we speak again (hopefully soon!) have a good one and enjoy the books! And if you’ve read Clockwork and Courtship, (or any of the books in the series) please remember to leave a review. It’s greatly appreciated!

Watchmaker’s Heart audiobook

Published on 11 Aug 20172 May 2018 by Juli D. Revezzo

New audiobook release!

Just popping in to add another. I’ve been working on revisions for a new book, lately, as well as some other stuff (non-writing), mostly just refilling the well, as it were. But, I wanted to put this here, for those of you still following this old blog, instead of the new one.

My Victorian steampunk romance Watchmaker’s Heart just hit audiobook.*happy dance*

Everything about it is just delightful! I think my narrator, the talented and charming Rachael Beresford, did a fantastic job. I hope you will enjoy listening to the tale as much as we enjoyed working on it!

Ahem, the audiobook is 6 hours and 2 minutes and is available at Amazon, Audible, and Itunes, should you like to add it to your audiobook collection. 🙂 If you wish, you may listen to a sample here:

Synopsis:

For Miss Phoebe Lockswell, fashionable London tea parties and balls aren’t her style. Instead, she prefers to tinker tirelessly with a clockwork diffuser she’s built from scratch. If only she can get the invention to work on command, she might earn her way out of an arranged marriage to a repugnant member of the House of Commons.

London watchmaker Mortimer Kidd was brought up hard in the arms of an infamous London gang. Despite the respectability he strives for now, the gang leader is blackmailing him. When Mortimer sees Phoebe’s diffuser, he thinks he’s found a way to buy himself out of trouble. The brash Phoebe manages to steal his heart, however, before he can purloin her invention.

Will Mortimer’s unsavory past catch up to him before he convinces Phoebe of his devotion? Worse, once Phoebe learns the truth, will she ever trust him again?

Watchmaker’s Heart is a light, fun Victorian steampunk romance with a spunky heroine!

Or get it from Audible or Itunes. Do check it out and if you enjoy this new rendition of the story and would be so kind, please leave us a review?

For those of you who love print, yes the book’s available in ebook and paperback, as well. Thanks for reading!

Recent interview at BookMusings.

Published on 19 Mar 201625 Aug 2020 by Juli D. Revezzo1 Comment

I keep meaning to post this, but you see, I get into WordPress and find all these interesting posts by my friends and get totally distracted.

So, before I forget again, this week, I was interviewed about my previous release (because they sort of overlapped) Druid Warrior’s Heart, at a little zine called BookMusings, if you’d like to check it out, it’s here:

http://witchesandpagans.com/pagan-culture-blogs/bookmusings/interview-juli-d-revezzo.html

And if you’re inclined to, I’m sure Rebecca would appreciate some looksees at the rest of her reviews and articles. She’s awesome. Do check BookMusings out. 🙂