The English Regency period had its own form of social media and celebrity culture. Devotees of Regency romance know that long before Twitter, letters, newspapers, caricatures, and scandal sheets, made money gossiping about the ton. Social media and Regency romance: Melly’s story Readers of the ...
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Clean Regency Romance: What’s Next For The Eardleys?
I’ve been on a Georgette Heyer binge, rereading Sylvester, The Grand Sophy, and The Corinthian. If you haven’t read these novels, and love Regency romance, you have a treat in store. Georgette Heyer is the queen of Regency romance of course, and she’s amazing. I reread my favorite Heyers often, ...
Clean Regency Romance, The Lady And The Duke: A Dangerous Season
If you enjoy Regency romance, I hope you’ll like The Lady And The Duke: A Dangerous Season. This is Elaine’s story; it’s the second in our series of clean Regency romances. Elaine is young, completely innocent, and doesn’t understand herself at all. Although Mrs. Eardley believes that Elaine has ...
New Clean Regency Romance Short Story: When She’s A Merry Widow
The latest short story in the Regency romance Follyjohn Gossip Series is available now. When She’s A Merry Widow is the story of Priscilla, Lady Ridley-Hunter, and handsome scholar James Woolley. Do you enjoy traditional Regency romance? I love all Regency romance stories, but traditional, clean ...
Cover Reveal: The Second Book In Our Regency Romance Series
Looking for clean Regency romance novels? I love writing traditional Regencies. The second book in our new series, The Eardleys Of Gostwicke Hall, will be released this month. A new clean Regency romance The Lady And The Duke: A Dangerous Season, follows The Lady And The Rake: A Scandalous ...
New Regency Romance Short Story: When She’s A Pretender
The latest Regency romance short story in our Follyjohn Gossip Series is available now: When She’s A Pretender. It’s the story of Blythe Ashfield and Lord Derwell. A new Regency romance short story Pretty Blythe Ashfield is an heiress. She's also Follyjohn's best-known and most notorious ...
