Today I'd like to welcome Beverley Eikli to the Historical and Regency Romance UK blog as my guest.  She is the author of three Rege...

I had heard of the Battle of Copenhagen, and knew it was a naval battle, but I had always assumed it had been against the French and had a...

My "Rapunzel Tower" complete with plait of hair I've been reading Louise Allen's new on-line Regency story this week,...

This might constitute a typical day in the country, but every day would have its differences and its own varieties. The household of ...

As I'm about to embark on a Jane Austen linked ghost story I've been reading  a delightful little book called "Ghosts of Essex...

The first book in my new series, Scottish Brides, has just been published and I've found researching Regency Scotland so interesting....

Chiswick House, barely five miles as the crow flies from central London , is one of the capital’s hidden gems. Built in the 1720s as a su...

How can a humble street sign inspire a story?   Well, that is exactly what happened with my latest Sarah Mallory novel, a Regency Roman...