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Right Man, Wrong Time

by Guest Blogger 10.14.2011

Guest Post by Susanna Kearsley, author of The Rose Garden One of my very first crushes was Errol Flynn. I still remember the Saturday afternoon I sat and watched Captain Blood on TV in our family room—I would have been about twelve at the time—and fell head over heels for that dashing guy wearing the [...]

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Top 10 Reasons to Travel to Victorian England

by Guest Blogger 09.27.2011

by Isabel Cooper, guest blogger and author of No Proper Lady When Joan, the heroine of No Proper Lady, finds herself back in Victorian England, she’s pretty happy about it. Sure, she takes issue with some expectations for women—but compared to the post-apocalyptic future she came from, where demon lords rule the Earth, 1888 is [...]

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12 Signs You’ve Traveled Backwards in Time

by Keira 08.08.2011

By popular request from 10 Ways to Time Travel in Romance I present to you 12 Signs You’ve Traveled Backwards in Time. It sounds like English but you’ve no idea what is being said. This is called old English. It even looks funny written out. The buildings look really funny and quaint. It’s like you’re [...]

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Review: A Cottage by the Sea by Ciji Ware

by Karin 07.26.2011

by Karin, guest reviewer from Savvy Thinker A Cottage by the Sea by Ciji Ware is being reissued — it is a good choice for reissue for those of us, like me, who never read it the first time — with some new material on brain function, chemistry, and recent findings in the scientific literature [...]

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Review: The Highlander’s Touch by Karen Marie Moning

by Sasha Muradali 07.20.2011

By: Sasha Muradali, guest blogger The Highlander’s Touch is the third novel in the series of Highlanders by Karen Marie Moning. It is darker than the rest, but provides the ground work for four of the next novels. Enter Lisa, a woman from the 21st century who is too nosy for her own good. Touching [...]

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Movie Review: Lost in Austen starring Jemima Rooper and Elliot Cowan

by Keira 07.19.2011

This three hour BBC miniseries is just precious. It’s lighthearted, humorous, and perfect. Pride and Prejudice is revisited and reintroduced. Lost in Austen pays homage to Jane Austen’s original masterpiece while reinventing it. My friend, who is not a Pride and Prejudice fan—blasphemous I know!—loved this film. My other friend, who is a huge fan [...]

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Highlanders: A Series of Novels by Karen Marie Moning

by Sasha Muradali 07.01.2011

By: Sasha Muradali, guest reviewer It’s been awhile since I’ve come across a series of books that I can honestly say I love, especially, from a genre that I do not commonly read. But that’s the beauty of Karen Marie Moning’s Highlander series: it defies the ordinary and jumps head on into the extraordinary. Set, [...]

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Review: Carnal Machines edited by D.L. King

by Sandra Scholes 06.25.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer In Victorian times the emphasis on women and men was of being courteous, proper and reserved, yet in society that didn’t sit well with many of the people of the day, especially the well off and super rich who held lavish balls and parties at their huge estates where who [...]