My debut novel

- Release Day is Coming!July 1st, 2012
Just who is this Keli Gwyn?

I'm an inspirational historical romance author under contract with Barbour Publishing. My debut novel, A Bride Opens Shop in El Dorado, California, will be released July 1st. I live in the heart of California's Gold Country at the foot of the majestic Sierras. My favorite places to visit are my fictional worlds, the Coach factory outlet store, and Taco Bell.If you'd like to learn more about me visit www.keligwyn.com or email me at keligwyn@keligwyn.com.
Agent: Rachelle Gardner at
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Friday Fun Victorian Style
The Victorians liked to pose for photographs. The early Daguerreotype came about in 1839, when the inventor Samuel Morse returned to the U.S. after visiting Daguerre in Paris. Ambrotypes and tintypes followed in the mid 1850s. The carte de visite … Continue reading
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Friday Fun Victorian Style
The Victorians were quite romantic. Every etiquette book written in the period that I’ve seen includes a chapter on writing love letters, for example. Love letters, however, were only one way young Victorians conveyed romantic messages, which could be difficult … Continue reading
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Friday Fun Victorian Style
I recently made a list of some of my favorite shows set in Victorian times. So that this post wouldn’t be too long, I forced myself to narrow my list down to three. That was not an easy task, let … Continue reading



