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Sabrina will be the keynote speaker for the Fall into Romance Festival at the Durham library. Afterward, she’ll be signing books!

Sabrina’s quote was featured in an article about 5 vices you SHOULD indulge in for the October issue of Real Simple magazine.

Twas the Night After Christmas is one of the books featured in Eloisa James’s October column for Barnes and Noble, “You Made Me Love You.”

The reviews are rolling in for Twas the Night after Christmas, and they’re all glowing! So far it has received a Top Pick from Romantic Times, a starred review from Publishers Weekly, a starred review from Library Journal, and a fabulous review from Kirkus Reviews.

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Regency Tidbit

Did you know that the first British pre-printed greeting cards were valentines and not Christmas cards? Before the late Georgian era, people were sending elaborate hand-made valentines, with actual fabric lace and ribbons and other pretty trimmings. In 1797, a book was even released to provide unpoetical gentlemen with valentine sentiments: The Young Man’s Valentine Writer. In fact, handmade valentines out-sold pre-printed ones until the Victorian age began. It’s no wonder, when artists like Elizabeth Knipe Cobbold were creating intricate cut paper valentines with their own hand-written poetry, like this one on my Pinterest Guide to Regency valentines.

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