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Review: Too Scandalous to Wed by Alexandra Benedict

by Keira 09.15.2011

Alexandra Benedict’s novel Too Scandalous to Wed flirts with disaster and happily ever after at every turn. A strong wind could not tumble the stack of fantasies Henrietta has built around Sebastian, Viscount Ravenswood, or could it? Sebastian does not want to be the hero of Henrietta’s dreams, he doesn’t want the little hoyden at [...]

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Learn to Flirt – Regency Style

by Guest Blogger 11.20.2010

by Grace Elliot, guest blogger and author of A Dead Man’s Debt One of the many reasons I love regency romances, is the subtly of courtship… subtle, yet sizzling! With a chaperone present our regency heroine has limited ways of seducing her dark lord….but sometimes less is more. In A Dead Man’s Debt, during a [...]

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How to Flirt Your Way into a Cowboy’s Heart

by Keira 10.29.2010

Do you love cowboys and the Wild West? Does the idea of catching a man who lives on his ranch at the edge of the frontier sound like the epitome of romantic simple living? Then remember the following 5 key points and find yourself a Stetson that fits! Notice His Spurs. You can judge a [...]

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10 Ways to Seduce a Duke

by Keira 09.28.2010

Regency romance is overrun with Dukes, but how can you snag one for yourself? With this guide to help, I’m positive you will come up with the right combination to snare a Duke for yourself. Before we begin you must ask yourself why you want a Duke. If you’re looking for a quick flirtation or [...]

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Review: Duty and Desire by Pamela Aidan

by Keira 03.04.2010

Duty and Desire takes places during the majority of the silent period. It is the second book in the Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy Gentleman Trilogy. The first is An Assembly Such as This which ended in London at the beginning to the silent period of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Darcy is in quite a pickle. [...]