If I don't have early-morning meetings, I write an hour or so in the mornings before leaving for work. Since I work long hours and never seem to get home at a reasonable hour, I generally only get two good hours of writing time in the evenings. I get a lot done on weekends, especially Sundays. Since I write Regencies, research is critical and often very time-consuming. Tell us about the challenges and problems you have to deal with in juggling two careers.
Time is the biggest challenge.
The romance genre is very competitive and it is important to keep your name in front of the reading public. That is difficult to do when time allows me to produce only one book per year. And, of course, there is the problem of a social life, free time, general hanging out time, etc. I don't have any. I began reading Regencies not all that many years ago when I first discovered Georgette Heyer.