Regency

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“I liked my husband well enough . . . but I like him even better dead,” says Duchess Valencia Dedham.

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“As in every Penrose novel, the solution to these linked crimes is generated through the loyalty and insight of intelligent and caring friends.”

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“Lloyd’s story has myriad twists and turns—enough to keep the reader entranced.”

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“Charming, clever, sensual, and brimming with comedic situations, To Have and to Hoax is a Regency battle of the sexes that will evoke gentle laughter as it enthralls.”

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“Eloisa James’ romances are always a delight, and this one is the best yet.”

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“not only a lovely Regency rendition of Beauty and the Beast but a delightful laugh-out-loud story as well . . .”

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“fearlessness begets victory . . .”

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“ . . . an enjoyable read about a season of love in which two people come to recognize in each other the person each has been waiting for.”

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“ . . . a spy caper and a romantic romp . . . with a chuckle or three . . .”

“True Spies is a treat of a novel.”

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“ . . . a sensual romance, filled with witty dialogue and enjoyable characters.”

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“. . . a genuine pleasure to read.”

“Was everyone’s life one thing to society and, at its heart, something else entirely?”

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“If Emma could have had all the sex and intrigue that Austen implied she desired, she might have been Carissa Portland in My Scandalous Viscount.”

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“. . . teeming with passion and steam and the love-of-a-lifetime-is-doomed tension that results in a dramatic happy ending.

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The Gilded Shroud is a romance with a mystery, not to be confused with a mystery that has a romance. Every genre has rules that are followed.

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Sarah MacLean became an instant must-read author with Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake last year. Fourteen months and another two books later, that hasn’t changed.

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Wedding of the Season is not a part of Laura Lee Guhrke’s Girl-Bachelor series, but the start of the new Abandoned at the Altar series.

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One of the most accurate and inaccurate criticisms leveled at the romance genre is that they are all the same.

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Wilde in Love has everything readers of romance could wish, as well as a delightful twist of an ending.”