Looking for a good book to read? Try one of my favorite authors.
Nan D. Arnold - Fun new author, Nan writes light-hearted romantic suspenses. Look for her first book HITTING THE HIGH NOTES Feb. 2010 from Champagne Books. "Widow Maggie Duncan learns life is a song when she meets by chance an AWOL opera star and a certain color-blind cop. Who will partner Maggie in a very special duet?"
Nina Bruhns - Looking for an intense, sexy adventure? Nina's book are not to be missed!
Catherine Coulter - Her books were what got me hooked on reading romances. She writes spicy stories filled with mystery, suspense, and humor.
Carolyn Davidson - Harlequin Historicals/HQN writer, her stories are filled with hope and family values. She's truly a feel-good writer.
Sandra Heath- Writes compelling paranormal Regency romances. I have enjoyed every book that I've read of hers.
Kay Hooper - Writes edge of your seat romantic suspense novels.
Deborah Macgillivray - An exciting new writer guaranteed to sweep you into a romantic fantasy world.
Marly Mathews- Her series of short romances are filled with magic and historical splendor.
Mallary Mitchell - Looking for a compelling American Historical Romance? Then give new author Mallary Mitchell's books a try. I think you'll be glad you did.
Sophia Nash - Writes compelling and extremely funny Regency Romances. I love her books.
Elizabeth Peters - Writes historical mysteries and romantic suspense books. Her writing is sharp and witty.
Tracy Anne Warren - Steamy historical New York Times Bestselling romance author, one of the best up and coming Regency writers out there. Her books will take your breath away.
Buy A Historical - Like to read historicals? Want to keep up with the new releases? Visit the Buy A Historical page run by Regency romance author, Jenna Petersen
Want to learn more about the Regency time-period? Here are a few of my favorite research sites.
Jane Austen's Theater- Site describes the lifestyles in Jane Austen's time. Includes a dictionary of slang phrases.
The English Bride- Site dedicated to marriage customes in the 18th century.
Etiquette and Deportment- Part of the Gutenburg Ebook project, E-text of a short book written in 1836 titled, The Laws of Etiquette. A little later than the Regency, but offers some Victorian etitquette rules.
Victorian Etiquette - Tells about the rules in leaving calling cards, conversations, dinner parties, and attending a ball.
