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Georgian

Thief of Shadows

Thief of Shadows

Elizabeth Hoyt

Thief of Shadows is the fourth book in Ms. Hoyt’s Maiden Lane series. Three of the books, including this one, feature siblings who run the Home for Unfortunate Infants and…

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A Scandalous Countess

A Scandalous Countess

Jo Beverley

In 1763, England passed a law fixing the minimum age for marriage at 16, with parental consent needed for anyone under 21. During the Georgian Period, the average age of…

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Ripe for Pleasure

Ripe for Pleasure

Isobel Carr

Isobel Carr’s debut romance has an unusual heroine in Viola Whedon. Viola, an extravagantly beautiful woman with tumbling red-gold curls, has been one of London’s most sought after courtesans for…

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A Sense of Sin

A Sense of Sin

Elizabeth Essex

As I read Ms. Essex’s new historical romance, A Sense of Sin, I thought of words by Angel (he of the iconic show Buffy the Vampire Slayer) as he contemplates…

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An Unlikely Countess

An Unlikely Countess

Jo Beverley

An Unlikely Countess marvelously illustrates life in aristocratic Georgian England. The book tells the story of the relationship between titled Catesby Burgoyne and bourgeois Prudence Youlgrave. The novel teems with…

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