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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

I admit it. I invented the widow’s auction that is the basis for my reissued novella, The Widow’s Auction. To my knowledge, no such auction ever occurred in a gentlemen’s club. But other similarly scandalous events took place. Like the Cyprian’s Ball held in the Argyll Rooms annually during the period. There’s even a famous print from the period depicting it.

A Cyprian was a courtesan, and the ball enabled women who couldn’t attend balls and society events normally to have their own where they could scope out potential protectors and vice-versa. So my auction is a bit of a variation on that, with masked respectable widows auctioning off their favors to gentlemen for one night. After all, why should courtesans have all the fun?

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