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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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Regency Tidbit

Many country houses had conservatories, but they could be as different as the families who lived there. The one pictured has lots of plants and plenty of space for socializing. Some had only a few plants; some were like inside forests. It was a way of nurturing exotic plants year-round, since essentially conservatories were greenhouses attached (sometimes) to the main houses. We’d probably call them sunrooms now. If you’d like to see a large detached one, check out the pics on my Pinterest page (Regency Tidbit board) for the one at Syon House. I’ve been there! It was built right around the Regency period.

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