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A Dream Is Born
Once upon a time, I was about fourteen and had decided that I liked reading romances, historical ones in particular. Looking back, I can see the school librarian going back to her office and tearing...
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The Chimney Sweep ~ Guest Post by Louise M. Gouge
Regency Reflection is happy to welcome Louise M. Gouge to the blog today. Be sure to check out Louise’s new book, A Suitable Wife after reading the article below. Thanks for stopping by, Louise!...
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New Inspirational Regency ~ Mystery of the Heart ~ Win the book!
We are so pleased to once more welcome Jillian Kent to Regency Reflections. Her latest release, Mystery of the Heart, is the last of the Ravensmoore Chronicles books. The love story of these two...
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Heroine Rescued from Fruitless Vanity by Regency Hero! “A Heart’s Rebellion”
Lovely heroine, Jessamine Barry, daughter of a vicar no less, is tempted, and gives in to vanity when she allows a flattering knave to draw her away from her standards. You may have noted my...
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Spiritual Truths Abound in “The Soldier’s Secrets”
Hi, all! Susan Karsten here…I’m bringing insights on the spiritual themes found in “The Soldier’s Secrets” the latest release by our own dear Naomi Rawlings. Not only does author Naomi Rawlings...
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What on Earth is Calf’s Foot Jelly? by Susan Karsten
If you’ve done a significant amount of reading of regency fiction, you’ve come across a female character taking calf’s foot jelly to an invalid, usually someone poor. It was thought to be exceeding...
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Titles from my Favorite Regency Writer, by Susan Karsten
Hi, Regency fans! I got into reading regency fiction when my children were young. I needed something enjoyable, light, and clean to have on hand whenever I had a few spare minutes to read. One day, at...
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Blast from the Past: Marion Chesney’s Regency novels
Hi all, Susan Karsten here! …Back from an absence of about four months (that pesky tax job). Since I enjoy Camy’s posts on older regency books so much, I am bringing you info about a book, and its...
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