I’ve got some exciting news to share. My first historical mystery has just sold to a publisher and will be out next summer, probably in July 2017. 

Here’s the announcement from Publisher’s Marketplace:

Diana Quincy writing as D.M. Quincy’s debut MURDER IN MAYFAIR, the first in a new series set in Regency England, in which an amateur sleuth finds himself suspected of murder after he saves a woman being sold to the highest bidder in the public square by her loathsome husband — and then the husband turns up dead, to Faith Black Ross at Crooked Lane, in a two-book deal, for publication in Summer 2017, by Kevan Lyon at Marsal Lyon Literary Agency (World).

More on my new mystery series soon!

My first published novel, Seducing Charlotte, has a new look.

Entangled, the publisher of my Accidental Peers series, decided to refresh the cover as it begins to re-release all four of the books.

This story — this entire series really — is very close to my heart. These were the first books I wrote and I feel like these characters are family.

This is actually Seducing Charlotte‘s fourth cover. My publisher was relatively new and growing when I started with them, and some of these changes reflected the new looks that were adopted for Scandalous, the historical line, as the company grew and evolved. 

I hope you like the new look. I love it!

P.S. Just for fun, I though you might like to see Charlotte’s other cover looks. :-)

A License to Wed

Coming July 5, 2016

Available for pre-sale now

I’m thrilled to show off the cover for my upcoming book, A License to Wed, book 2 in my Rebellious Brides series. It’s available for pre-sale now here. 

Book 1 in the series, Spy Fall, will be available May 10, 2016 from Penguin Random House. I originally self-published Spy Fall so a few of you may have already read it. For those who haven’t, the story begins when the parachuting heroine crash-lands on the drunken hero, who thinks she’s an angel.

Spy Fall is one of my favorite stories and I’m so excited my editors at Penguin Random House love it enough to take it over, so that a wider readership can enjoy the heated romantic adventures of Cosmo and Mari. I’ll include the buy links as soon as they become available.

I think those of you who have read and enjoyed Spy Fall are going to love A License to Wed. (At least I hope so!) The story picks up where Spy Fall ended and you might remember there was a shocking surprise in the preview for A License to Wed at the end of Spy Fall.