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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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Regency Tidbit

People in the Regency time period also liked to travel, and, as with now, they often went to the beach. For Accidentally His, I enjoyed researching and writing about a Regency seaside experience (it certainly made for good sensual scenes). Plenty of men swam in the nude and some women, too, which was facilitated by the fact that men and women had separate beaches. For the more modest, there were bathing gowns and the machines in which to change into them. I honestly don’t know why they called them “machines.” There’s nothing machine-like about them. They’re simply boxes/covered wagons that had openings at either end. You went in on one end, changed your clothes as the “machine” was being towed into the water, and then climbed down into the water on the other end. You can see pics of the bathing machines at Jane Austen’s World and my Pinterest page about the book.

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