Historical Hussies

Katherine, here to talk about some research I've been doing on herbal remedies. Throughout time, herbs have made the difference betw...

by Donna Hatch www.donnahatch.com A song I learned as a child summed up summer activities beautifully: Oh, what do you do in the ...

Writing historical romance is a gratifying experience that can oftentimes be difficult too. An author makes choices that help modern rea...

by Guest Blogger Jenna Jaxon Georgian London was a wild and wooly place. Men gambled and drank to excess, losing fortunes in the popula...

©By Cheryl Bolen It is difficult for those of us in the twenty-first century to possess the knowledge our Georgian heroes possessed. ...

Duty was the watchword in the Georgian and Regency eras. Everyone had his or her place, and every place had its duties. Even noble families...

Linda Banche here. My guest today is Emery Lee and her lush, exciting Georgian historical romance, Fortune's Son . Prequel and sequel ...

Linda Banche here. Today I welcome Kathryne Kennedy and her magical Georgian historical romance, The Fire Lord's Lover . Romance is alr...

Every era has its extremes of dress. The Sixties had micro-minis. The Roaring Twenties had flapper dresses. Georgian England had macaronis. ...

Linda Banche here. Today, Historical Hussies is delighted to host Emery Lee, author of The Highest Stakes , a novel of horse racing in Georg...