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Readers Poll 22: What most influenced your decision to first read my books?

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Emily

February 2, 2015 at 5:24 pm •

None of the above. It was meeting you at Waldenbooks in Cameron Village all those years ago when I stopped in to see my husband who worked there. Your personality and the brief conversation we had convinced me to try out your books, and I have been a loyal fan ever since (almost 14 years now). Thank you for taking the time.

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Regency Tidbit

Regency folks loved card games, and many of those were either precursors to games we play now or are actually still being played. Whist, for example, became our present-day Bridge. Patience is our modern Solitaire, and Vingt-un (which is what the Brits called it; only the French called it Vingt-et-un) is actually our Blackjack. And Piquet (Warren and Delia’s game of choice) is still being played as it was centuries ago. In fact, the term carte blanche came directly from Piquet. It’s a very complicated game, so I haven’t attempted to master it, but you can find tutorials on the internet if that interests you.

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