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Review: An Earl to Enchant by Amelia Grey

by Susan S. 04.25.2011

“A novel must be exceptionally good to live as long as the average cat.” – Lord Chesterfield. This novel is exceptionally good. –Guest Reviewer: Susan S. An Earl to Enchant is book three from Grey’s (The Rogues’ Dynasty Trilogy.) This third installment is a stand alone. Despite the fact, that you need not read the [...]

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Review: Frederica by Georgette Heyer

by Sasha Muradali 04.15.2011

By: Sasha Muradali, guest reviewer Frederica is a stylish and witty Regency novel by Georgette Heyer. The novel centers around a young girl named Frederica who brings her younger sister and the rest of their siblings to London. She is determined to secure a fabulous marriage for her astoundingly beautiful, cherub-faced sister named Charis. If [...]

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Review: Devil’s Cub by Georgette Heyer

by Keira 02.21.2011

Devil’s Cub by Georgette Heyer is enchanting and will assuredly transport you to another world. Georgette Heyer, praised to be the new Jane Austen, was born in 1902 and her tales are quite old but hold the same classic feel as any one of Austen’s novels. I can picture the whole novel as a movie [...]

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Review: A Marquis to Marry By Amelia Grey

by Susan S. 11.14.2010

by Susan Sigler, guest reviewer A Marquis to Marry exemplifies the very essence of what a romance novel should be. It was superbly written and I’ve added Amelia Grey to my list of top authors. This is a novel I’ll read time and time again! I recommend this book to every romance lover, regardless of [...]

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Regency: Affairs of the Heart

by Guest Blogger 10.14.2010

by Amelia Grey, guest blogger and author of A Marquis to Marry Do you think love was different between now and during the Regency? The easy answer to this for me is an unequivocal, “no.” But that said, I do believe most of the trappings that lead to and surrounded love were different than from [...]

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10 Reasons to Love Georgette Heyer

by Keira 10.06.2010

This post is a counter post to 10 Reasons Why I Can’t Read Georgette Heyer by Zarabeth. I was surprised but not upset with Zarabeth’s reaction to Georgette Heyer’s writing style. It does take a little getting used to and in my opinion the hardest Heyer to read is your first. This will probably not [...]

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Review: Always a Scoundrel by Suzanne Enoch

by Keira 10.04.2010

James Davies owes a fortune to Kingston Gore the Marquis if Cosgrove. Ten thousand pounds to be exact. It’s enough money to ruin the whole family and put them in the poorhouse. Entirely unable to understand the consequences of his actions, it is a good thing for James and the rest of the Davies that [...]

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What’s in a Name? Kittens and Characters

by Guest Blogger 09.14.2010

by Grace Elliot, guest blogger and author of A Dead Man’s Debt. Last Thursday I found a stray kitten playing in the road; the cutest little thing all purrs and passion paws. Being a veterinarian, for safety’s sake, I took her into work but despite notices everywhere no owner has come forward. With a boring [...]