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Tag Archives: a very merry chase

Top 10 Favorite Clean Masquerade/Mistaken Identity Theme Reg Roms

By Anne | July 2, 2017 - 8:14 am |July 27, 2017 0-1 Flames, Top Ten
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One of my favorite Regency plots is the masquerade or mistaken identity.  I have compiled a list of ten favorite clean (kisses only) masquerade/mistaken identity Continue →

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Teresa Thomas Bohannon: A Very Merry Chase

By Anne | April 18, 2012 - 8:57 pm |August 12, 2015 0-1 Flames, Book Review, Teresa Thomas Bohannon
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A lovely cover for a lovely, funny little Regency.  As author Teresa Thomas Bohannon tells us in the afterforward, it is the book of her Continue →

Tagged a very merry chase, clean Regency Romance, duke historical romance, funny clean romance, funny historical romance, funny regency, Regency romance, teresa thomas bohannon, traditional regency romance
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