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when she blackmails him into her bed ✨
Clergyman Alfred Saintsbury has always obeyed the dictates of the Church of England and thus remains a virgin at the age of twenty-eight. Now his devoted professionalism is finally paying off. The only problem is that his new employer, Miss Annabelle de Lacey, is the most notorious woman in England
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THE SEDUCTION OF MR ALFRED SAINTSBURY ✨
on KU now #historicalromance #historicalromancereaders #regencyromance #lemon8books #booktokfyp
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The Seduction of Mr Alfred Saintsbury ✨
Like many, I officially return to work post-holiday break today and, as usual, I’m NOT thrilled about it. Alas the holidays must end but it’s always sad when it happens. If you’re going back to work today, may your re-entry be as painless as possible—and allow you to return to the warm embrace
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The S*xually Frustrated Historical Romance Hero
Sometimes, you write a book and are very aware that it belongs to a particular, ahem, lineage. That is definitely the case for my newest book, THE SEDUCTION OF MR. ALFRED SAINTSBURY (which is now on KU!!). I knew when writing Alfred that he was joining these other self-denying, sexually frustrated
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a few things I love about historical romance
I am manifesting a big year for the genre of historical romance and so am kicking things off by celebrating a few things I’m obsessed with rn 👀👀👀. I am loving the leg trend in covers—look at these three all releasing this year!!—as well as illustrated covers getting spicier. I’m also feeling al
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My Romance Inspired by Lady Catherine x Mr Collins
I keep saying that my newest book, THE SEDUCTION OF MR ALFRED SAINTSBURY, has Lady Catherine x Mr. Collins vibes…and so I thought I would explain a bit what I mean by that 😂😂. To be clear, this book is NOT Jane Austen fanfic (okay, it is not Jane Austen fanfic anymore than your usual historical rom
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THE SEDUCTION OF MR ALFRED SAINTSBURY is HERE
THE SEDUCTION OF MR. ALFRED SAINTSBURY is HERE!!! The first book in The Virgin Gentlemen’s Club is now out in the world. You can read it through Kindle Unlimited; the ebook and paperback are also available through Amazon. When I set out to write this one, I wanted to craft a true alpha hero
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The Seduction of Mr. Alfred Saintsbury
THE SEDUCTION OF MR. ALFRED SAINTSBURY is the first book in my new series, The Virgin Gentlemen’s Club, and it will be here December 26!! It is available for preorder now (link in bio) and will be in KU upon release. It wouldn’t be a true book announcement without a trope wheel on Instagram. So
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I Read Kiss of the Basilisk
Yesterday, I was writing about Emily Henry—today, it’s Lindsay Straube’s Kiss of the Basilisk. What can I say?? I contain multitudes. With this post, I continue my journey of reading big romance hits outside of historicals. In these posts, I am talking about the relationship between mega popula
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I Read an Emily Henry and Now I Have Thoughts
This historical romance author has been doing ~research~ and so baby read her first Emily Henry. I basically closed that book and instantly gave birth to a 2000+ word think piece because you all know me and ofc I have THOUGHTS. Here’s a little excerpt from my post: “In a romance and in one so po
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Rocking the Boat in Historical Romance
When I saw this cover image, I knew I needed to use it in a post! I’m OBSESSED with her yellow, patterned dress, her shoes, their pose, the pillows, the little sail?? It’s all perfect and SO histrom, I can’t stand it. To be true to my cover image, I wanted to make a list of boat bangs where the
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The Baby-logue in Historical Romance
Today l am tackling a controversial subject here in Romancelandia (I think, at least??): the baby-logue. While many readers understandably don’t like epilogues with babies/children for a myriad of legitimate reasons, they are also ubiquitous in the genre. And I must confess that I myself love a bab
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All four books in The Rake Chronicles together in the flesh! (okay, I do also have a free novella that is the fifth book, but it only lives in digital form). It took me a while to get all four of my book babies together but now I have done it! A perfect pairing with the reader guide I posted ye
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The Official Reader Guide to My Books
The Rake Chronicles is complete!!! My spicy Regency series centered around a friend group of rakes has been completed for a few months now and so I wanted to make an official reader guide to celebrate. Now I’ve finally done it 💁🏼‍♀️. Thusly, I have made my final guide for the series, with all of
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When It Is Too Big in Historical Romance
Disclaimer: with the exception of Passion (which I love!!), I’m not recommending the other two books on this list but rather have included them for science!!! I can’t really speak too deeply to the Celeste Bradley because it’s not available on Kindle and I had to dig around to get a sense of its us
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The Rake Chronicles
the first three books in The Rake Chronicles, my spicy regency series! Also all available in audio and ebook #historicalromances #historicalromance #historicalromancebooks #lemon8bookclub
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Stockings, Garters, and Sex in the 19th Century
I am back today with a little more stocking content!! I thought it might be interesting to take a brief look at the history of the stocking and how it existed at the complex intersection of fashion, beauty, economic exploitation, imperialism, sexuality and gender in 18th and 19th c Britain. Disc
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Special Edition of Emily Rath’s BEAUTIFUL THINGS
I just got my special edition of Emily Rath’s BEAUTIFUL THINGS and had to show it off 💅🏼. I’ve never bought a special edition of anything before and I love that Kensington is giving the special edition treatment to a historical. Check out the gorgeous cover, the sprayed edges, and the stepbacks.
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I Bought You A House: Real Estate as Love Language
✨Finally, some historical images that ~won’t~ get me in trouble with the IG censors. ✨ Luckily, these images aren’t any less steamy, because beautiful real estate is sexy, especially when it’s a gift from a hot duke or earl. Yes, THREE of my books have this trope, which was not at all intentiona
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Snowed In: Historical Romance Edition
It is deepest darkest January and I am starting to get a bit….tired of winter. It was frigid all last week and the magic of the season is, let’s be real, threadbare at this point. BUT snow is still magical no matter what and so in an attempt to get myself to feel better about winter, I bring you SN
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