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Flirtation & Folly: A Season in London (Book 1), by Elizabeth Rasche – A Review

From the desk of Katie Patchell:

Northanger Abbey is one of Jane Austen’s greatest gems, yet one of her most underrated novels. It is a coming-of-age tale of Catherine Morland, a comedy, a romance, and a commentary on the Regency-era literary scene. In all of that, it is both a down-to-earth study of real-life and a beautifully plotted promise that even the most mundane of circumstances hold a glimmer of heaven. In Elizabeth Rasche’s Regency debut, Flirtation & Folly, these same ingredients are bound together in the endearingly flawed, eternally hopeful heroine, Marianne Mowbrey. Continue reading “Flirtation & Folly: A Season in London (Book 1), by Elizabeth Rasche – A Review” →

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A Preview & Exclusive Excerpt of Flirtation & Folly: A Season in London (Book 1), by Elizabeth Rasche

From the desk of Laurel Ann Nattress: 

The Regency romance genre is one of my favorites and I believe that we have Jane Austen to thank for it. Many argue that she did not write romances. Maybe so. She did, however, inspire authors like Georgette Heyer, the undisputed Queen of Regency romance to closely study her success with characterization, comedy, and romantic tension in her novels, advancing the genre to create her new stories.

Today I am happy to introduce you to Elizabeth Rasche, a new author in this genre. Her first historical romance Flirtation & Folly will release on November 9, 2020. Continue reading “A Preview & Exclusive Excerpt of Flirtation & Folly: A Season in London (Book 1), by Elizabeth Rasche” →

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