Happy New Year! So wonderful to finally be sitting in front of my computer once more and giving some much needed attention to my poor, negle...

Once again, my entire family was sick this week. I knew what I was signing up for when I put my daughter in day care (indeed, one of my stat...

I'm surprised I did not previously review this book, especially becomes it pays such obvious homage to Emma . I thought I had, and inten...

It has been a sick week in my house. First the baby had a fever, then a cold, and while I caught the fever, my husband caught the cold. We a...

The "three or four families in a country village" which Jane Austen chose to focus upon did not allow her scope to include the gra...

Still waiting on baby, but my husband and I were able to curb some of our impatience by indulging in yet another fabulous Georgette Heyer no...

I recently reread Friday's Child for the third time, and I still enjoy it just as much as I did the first time around. It is definitely...

This book had to be reread as soon as my husband and I got through the first chapter of The Corinthian (read my review here ) and both rema...

I love this book! I think The Grand Sophy only improved with a second reading, firmly establishing Sophy Stanton-Lacy in my mind as Heyer...

The Corinthian is an extremely fun and lighthearted Regency romance, despite of the sinister quality of some of its subject matter. While c...

This is an out of print Heyer Regency (which will hopefully be reprinted by Sourcebooks in the not so distant future), that I decided I had ...

Those of you who have already read the wonderful interview Laurel Ann of Austenprose posted today with Vic of Jane Austen's World (...