Interview on How to Woo a Reluctant Lady

The third novel in Sabrina Jeffries’s Hellions of Hallstead Hall series, featuring the independent and talented Lady Minerva Sharpe.

Interview on The Hellions of Halstead Hall Series

Historical romance author Sabrina Jeffries discusses her newest series, The Hellions of Halstead Hall, with The Romantic Times’ Book Reviews’ Whitney Sullivan.

Interview on A Hellion in Her Bed

The second novel in Sabrina Jeffries’s new Hellions of Hallstead Hall series.

Interview on The Truth About Lord Stoneville

Sabrina Jeffries shares facts about the first novel in her new Hellions of Hallstead Hall series, featuring Oliver Sharpe, the eldest of the Sharpe siblings.

Interview on Let Sleeping Rogues Lie

From New York Times bestselling author Sabrina Jeffries comes the fourth book in her dazzling and sensual School for Heiresses series.

Romance in the Backseat

Historical author Sabrina Jeffries treats her readers to her School for Heiresses series. The last book just out has quite the long-awaited revelation. Who is Cousin Michael anyway?

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Regency Tidbit

Halstead Hall is inspired by Knole in Kent. Both are calendar houses, which means their elements come in numbers you’d find in a calendar. Knole has 365 rooms, 52 staircases, 12 entrances, and 7 courtyards. How does an owner even keep track of 365 rooms? Knole was once a palace, and many of its 17th century elements and furnishings have been preserved, which is understandable. While all the other lords were fixing up their grand country houses in the 18th and 19th centuries, I’m sure the lords who lived in Knole (there were several) couldn’t face the daunting task of renovating such a huge mansion! Anyway, I have pics of Knole on my Pinterest page for Hellions of Halstead Hall, if you’d like to see it. Or, since the National Trust now owns the place, you can go here to get a brief history and see some pics. Meanwhile, below are some lovely paintings of the house from the Victorian period.

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