Kasey Michaels: The Playful Lady Penelope
In the vein of other, more traditional Regencies, Kasey Michaels gives us a feisty heroine who loves tricks and pranks, and a high in the Continue
In the vein of other, more traditional Regencies, Kasey Michaels gives us a feisty heroine who loves tricks and pranks, and a high in the Continue
Regency Reader Question I began to wonder about the term Corinthian as described in Georgette Heyer’s books. It seems to have become a part of Continue
CW: Family rejection In the spirit of the good old help-another-find-a-lover trope (that’s what I call it, anyway), Eva Leigh gives us a rake who Continue
From Grose (1823): The Finish was “a small coffee-house (in great repute to see a bit of life, in 1796) in Covent Garden market, opposite Continue