Follow the link below to read an interview with Jonathan Posner
https://paperlanternwriters.com/words-with-a-wordsmith-rosemary-griggs/' It is evident Ms Griggs has not only done her research but is also invested in her protagonists ... ... as the story progressed, she grew on me, and by the last, gripping chapters I was firmly rooting for her. '
https://historicalnovelsociety.org/reviews/the-dartington-bride-daughters-of-devon/Rebekah Simmers has been interviewing writers who are presenting at the HNS 2024 UK Conference to be held at Dartington Hall from 5-8 September. Rosemary Griggs is leading the “Dartington Gardens Tours” for delegates. She talked to Rebekah Simmers about her writing, her research and the connection she feels with the people who have walked in Dartington's gardens over the centuries. Her latest book, The Dartington Bride, is inspired by one of them — a young woman who left war-torn France to start a new life in Devon when Elizabeth I was on the throne.
https://hns2024.com/2024/08/30/conference-interview-rosemary-griggs/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR07QdX6LbpP46UBZ5NDQ1-lTd5aiEyHVU30p0f1W-0KkOnCkm9qEIgEcEg_aem_fFzBEw4pDKcPWde9rnGnMQRosemary Griggs has been researching Devon’s 16th-century history for years. She has discovered an intriguing network of families connected with Devon whose influence extends far beyond the county, and she delights in writing stories of the forgotten women of Devon’s Tudor history—“the daughters of Devon”. She also has a passion for bringing the past to life. Wearing the 16th-century clothing she creates, she speaks at museums and community groups, and leads heritage tours of the gardens at Dartington Hall ... Read the full article on the Historical Novel Society Website
https://historicalnovelsociety.org/launch-rosemary-griggs-the-dartington-bride/