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2016 Awards Finalist!

RITA® Awards

IF THE VISCOUNT FALLS and four more of the year’s best historical romances are up for a prestigious RITA award in the Historical Romance: Long category. Winners will be announced at the 35th annual RITA® and Golden Heart® awards ceremony July 16 at the 2016 RWA National Convention in San Diego.

Booksellers Best Award

Two Sabrina Jeffries novels and one novella are finalists in the Greater Detroit Booksellers Best Award (BBA): IF THE VISCOUNT FALLS and THE ART OF SINNING, Historical Romance, and THE HEIRESS AND THE HOTHEAD, Novella Romance. The winners will be announced during the RWA national convention this summer.

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Regency Tidbit

Dieting is not an invention of the modern age. For as long as there has been food, there have been diet programs and aids, not to mention doctors who instructed their patients to lose weight. The aid that still horrifies me was popular in the Victorian period—swallowing tapeworms. That’s one way to lose weight, but not a particularly healthy one. Here’s a lovely diet program from a man named Banting in the mid-nineteenth century. The diet was essentially low carb, even if it did have lots of wine in it. The Ugly-Girl Papers suggested a diet of fruit, with occasional broth, in order to achieve the translucent skin and sickly look that was apparently popular. Or . . . you could just eat arsenic wafers or drink ammonia. But before you scoff, my mom told us that when she and her sisters had colds as girls in the 1930s and ’40s, they were given a sugar cube soaked in kerosene to suck on!

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