Current Tags
romance, love, mystery, regency, historical romance, regency romance
Categories
Historical Fiction / Romance
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Author's Description
After leaving her beautiful home and her darling and most beloved cousin, Clementine, in British India, Miriam embarks on a journey to England whilst writing dutifully to her dear cousin of her misadventures. In the midst of unraveling a decades old family mystery, Miriam makes friends, falls in love and learns more than she ever bargained for.
Why I Chose it
I'm a fan of epistolary novels, and I'm also a fan of scenes of dinner parties where half the people are politely rude to the other half. This hits both categories. Is it historically plausible? I have no idea. But at least it's not so obviously implausible that I roll my eyes.
[17 episodes so far, with 3 updates in the last 30 days.]
Who Might Like This
Fans of fun regency romances in epistolary form will love this!
Unrelated Griping
This came up recently on a podcast I was listening to, but it's worth repeating: if you start in the middle of an action sequence, you still need to give the reader a reason to care about whether the character wins or loses. Otherwise, it's like reading notes for the fight choreographer, and who wants to invest time in that?
