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Romance Reading on the Rise: Top Ten Things I Learned From Hist-Ro

By anneglover | April 14, 2009 - 12:04 am |April 14, 2009 Top Ten
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I sawa blurb on the nightly news the other evening which reported a 30% increase in romance novel sales over the last several months.  The Continue →

Tagged historical romance, Romance Reading on the Rise, Top Ten, Top Ten Things I Learned From Historical Romance

Sophia Nash: A Dangerous Beauty

By Anne | April 4, 2009 - 4:05 pm |April 4, 2009 Authors, Book Review, Sophia Nash
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Impetuous as a youth, Sophia Nash’s dangerous beauty has learned the hard way, through an abusive marriage, to dampen her spirit.  Although we are never Continue →

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Regency Dish: Beauty Products ala the Mirror of Graces

By Anne | March 30, 2009 - 6:13 am |March 30, 2009 Regency Dish
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Just as a modern women’s magazine gives us potions and poisons to age-defy, beautify, and shine, the cits of Regency England were given an insider Continue →

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Regency Men: James Henry Leigh Hunt

By anneglover | March 29, 2009 - 1:19 am |November 11, 2021 Regency Men
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(1784-1859) Essayist, poet, editor and publisher James and his brother John published a liberal weekly The Examiner beginning in 1808 that advocated for the abolition Continue →

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