Showing posts with label A Merchant's Daughter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Merchant's Daughter. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 November 2019

Regency Life


Of course, this was all done in the name of research...
But...I've been procrastinating on YouTube and have discovered some delightful "BBC teaching" videos about Regency life which I would like to share.

As a keen author of Regency novels, (both sweet and sensual), I love to devour anything remotely historical, and in particular, all things Regency.

I hope you enjoy these short informative videos as much as I have.


A day in the life of a Regency servant | History - Regency Life





A day in the life of a Regency lady | History - Regency Life





A day in the life of a Regency gentleman | History - Regency Life






Links and excerpts to my Regency novels can be found via my website.  http://www.arabellasheen.co.uk/




Westbury - Ballrooms, Cotillions and Almack's...
A Sweet Regency Romance

Can Miss Georgina Morton surrender her independence and accept the Duke's love?
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A Bride for Lord Redfield
A Sensual Regency Romance

A risque regency romp enjoyed by both servants and masters as love and passion is discovered--above and below stairs--in his lordships household. 
Universal Links:   https://books2read.com/u/bzvgwD


A Merchant's Daughter
A Sensual Regency Romance

A merchant's daughter and a destitute nobleman. Can a marriage of convenience solve their problems?
Universal Links:   https://books2read.com/u/3kpAog





Wednesday, 23 October 2019

Getting Dressed in Regency Times


I found some fascinating YouTube videos that I just had to share. For all fans of anything and everything Regency, I hope you enjoy...

(You can watch these videos by clicking on the arrow or the YouTube link).


GETTING DRESSED IN REGENCY -1816





DRESSING  UP  A  REGENCY  LADY




To Write or Not To Write... Arabella Sheen

  If you've ever dreamed of seeing your name on the cover of a romance novel, you've probably asked yourself the same question every...