Reader’s Poll 11: What hardcover books do you buy?
Loading ... Loading ...Reader’s Poll 10: In what format do you buy books?
Loading ...Reader’s Poll 9: Do you have an ereader?
Loading ...Reader’s Poll 8: Heroine Hair Color
What is your favorite hair color for a historical romance heroine?
- whatever suits the character (34%, 66 Votes)
- auburn (26%, 50 Votes)
- brunette (20%, 39 Votes)
- black (8%, 16 Votes)
- doesn't matter (6%, 12 Votes)
- blond (5%, 9 Votes)
Total voters: 192
Loading ...Reader’s Poll 7: Book-buying over the Holidays
What are your book buying habits during the holiday season?
- I buy books for myself to escape from the holiday hustle bustle for awhile. (80%, 47 Votes)
- I buy books as gifts for others. (14%, 8 Votes)
- I buy books as gifts for my children. (7%, 4 Votes)
- I don’t buy books during the holidays. (0%, 0 Votes)
Total voters: 59
Loading ...Reader’s Poll 6: Heroine’s Age
What do you consider an optimal age for a historical romance heroine?
- 21-29 (79%, 664 Votes)
- 30-39 (10%, 84 Votes)
- 18-21 (9%, 80 Votes)
- 40-49 (1%, 7 Votes)
- 50-59 (1%, 5 Votes)
- 60 and over (0%, 3 Votes)
Total voters: 843
Loading ...Reader’s Poll 5: Favorite Series
What is your favorite Sabrina Jeffries series?
- The Hellions of Halstead Hall (53%, 667 Votes)
- The School for Heiresses (26%, 327 Votes)
- The Royal Brotherhood (10%, 131 Votes)
- The Lord Trilogy (7%, 83 Votes)
- The Swanlea Spinsters (3%, 43 Votes)
Total voters: 1,251
Loading ...Reader’s Poll 4: It’s a Must-read
Why do you read Sabrina’s books?
Some like to read Sabrina’s books for her light, breezy feel for the Regency period; others enjoy the humor, whilst still others seek out the steamy love scenes. So what is the main thing that makes you tell you’re friends her books are must-reads?
The witty banter between characters
The historical world she paints with words
The colorful characters
The sexual tension
All of the above
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Reader’s Poll 3: Hellions of Halstead Hall
Who would you like to see get their own story?
Lord Stoneville and Jackson Pinter already grace it, so they are excluded.
Captain Rafael
The lusty Spanish seaman and friend of Diego’s, from Don’t Bargain with the Devil
Charles Godwin
The young reporter and widower from Let Sleeping Rogues Lie and Wed Him Before You Bed Him
Giles Masters
Lord Kirkwood’s handsome rakehell of a younger brother from Wed Him Before You Bed Him
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Reader’s Poll 2: School for Heiresses
Who do you hope Cousin Michael is?
Jimmy Harris
Charlotte’s “dead” husband, who left her destitute by his untimely demise
Marquess of Stoneville
Enigmatic and masking a secret second life with his rakish pursuit of skirts
Viscount Kirkwood
Conveniently now unattached and ready to find happiness with a woman deserving of him
Charles Godwin
Stalwart friend and owner of a radical newspaper that affords him insider knowledge of society
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