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Regency Drink: Negus
A popular drink during Regency times was “negus,” or what we would now call mulled wine. Here is a recipe from the era. Do you have any signature drinks you make?
A Wedding Code now on audio
When I first considered creating audio versions of my Code Breakers Regency romantic suspense books, I knew finding just the right narrator would be the most important decision in the process.
Pearl Hewitt recently completed my fifth audiobook, A Wedding Code, and her performance again affirms my original decision. She brings the characters to life and creates just the right aural atmosphere for these historical romantic suspense stories.
You can listen to an excerpt featuring Pearl here:
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A Wedding Code is now available on Amazon, Audible and iTunes.
Regency Cosmetics
There are a lot of anti-aging products out there, but how about a slab of veal on the face? In Regency times, this was a method believed to help rid yourself of wrinkles — take some fresh slices of veal and bandage them to the necessary spots. Will you be sticking to your normal face routine or trying out some Regency tricks?
Regency Fashion: Parasols
With the eclipse happening today, let’s talk about the sun! They didn’t have sunscreen back in Regency times, so women used parasols and large hats to keep their skin safe from the sun.
What are your plans for the eclipse?
Regency Transportation
Most people in the Regency didn’t own their own coaches for travel. A popular way to get around was actually on the mail coach, their version of public transportation! What is your favorite method of travel? Flying, driving, biking, etc.?
