An American Revolutionary Tale – Romance Lives Forever

The General’s Wife

Regina Kammer author of The General’s Wife: An American
Revolutionary Tale answers five easy questions to help readers get to know her better.

Author Bio

Regina Kammer is a librarian, an art historian, and an
award-nominated, best-selling, multi-published writer of erotica and historical
erotic romance. Her short stories and novels make history sexier, whether the
era is Roman, Byzantine, Viking, American Revolution, or Victorian. She’s even
sexed up contemporary settings, Steampunk, and Greco-Roman mythology. She has
been published by Cleis Press, Go Deeper Press, Story Ink, The Naughty Literati, and her own imprint, Viridium Press.
She began writing historical fiction with romantic elements during National
Novel Writing Month 2006, switching to erotica when all her characters suddenly
demanded to have sex.

Who is your “book
boyfriend” (that hottie you read about and drool over)?

My book boyfriend is actually a villain. No, I take that
back. He’s a misunderstood antagonist, with a cool demeanor and a complex
psyche. Oh, and a 17th-century Caribbean pirate. He’s Lord Odo Wraxall from Lord Wraxall’s Fancy by Anna Lieff
Saxby, a historical erotic romance (heavy on the erotic, light on the romance)
first issued by Black Lace circa 1996. Odo is a heroic villain, who can charm the
corset off a woman with assurances of sexy fun and sensual adventure.

Describe the perfect vacation.

Anywhere in Europe with Greco-Roman ruins, old churches, art
and history museums, and an old town center. Then after a day of walking around
and sight-seeing, an evening spent enjoying cocktails.

What are your hobbies?

Gardening, baking, making jam (with fruit from the garden),
hiking with Misterotica and the dog. One day soon I’ll get back to making mosaics.

When you read for pleasure,
what kind of books do you choose?

Romance! I prefer historical romance, but I’ll read any
sub-genre. I also like to thumb through home and garden magazines.

What kinds of things do
you read when you’re researching a new book?

If I’m writing a historical, I’ll read a novel written in
the era in which my book is set. So, I might read Victorian erotica if I’m
writing a Victorian-set erotic romance. I’ll read current historical
non-fiction, and also historical accounts written around the time my story
takes place. I’ll also look at newspapers and almanacs of the day. If my
characters travel, I’ll check out Baedekers and transportation timetables.
Plus, of course, the Oxford English Dictionary. I can get lost in that!

About the Book

Title The General’s Wife: An American Revolutionary Tale

Genre Historical erotic romance

Author Regina Kammer

Book heat level (based on movie ratings): R

Seduced Into Marriage
Lady Clara Hastings is forced to leave her beloved England by her wicked
husband, the infamous British general Lord Jeremy Strathmore. They arrive upon
the shores of the uncivilized American colonies amidst the outbreak of that
young nation’s struggle for independence.
Kidnapped And Held For Ransom
Among Strathmore’s enemies is a man Clara secretly desires. As his captive, she
learns of her husband’s debauched pleasures and sadistic past, and discovers
her own passions and sensual needs.
A Quest For Freedom
In the clutches of patriot fighters, Clara’s beliefs are challenged, her values
are threatened, and she is caught up in a battle for her heart in the arms of a
handsome American revolutionary.
The General’s Wife: An American Revolutionary Tale is an award-nominated
historical erotic romance set in New York of 1777. Intermingling themes of
erotica and erotic romance, The General’s Wife follows the sexual
journey of the heroine culminating in a happily-ever-after.
The General’s Wife was a finalist for the Georgia Romance Writers’ 2014
Maggie Award for Excellence.