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Brit friends, help? Would someone from a good family--not aristocracy, but perhaps landed gentry--refer to themselves as "a posh" when talking to someone else? As in, "I may be a posh from (place), but..."
@herhandsmyhands@romancelandia@bookstodon Read both. IMO the theme and foundation are similar, but storylines and charter developments are their own. Some similarities in her research but I feel this makes them more in depth and believable. Eg. Roarke in the In Death series (NR as J. D. Robb) prior career as a thief. I enjoyed Nightwork. It was intriguing & I enjoyed the pace of story and richness of the characters. (1/2)
Hey lovely @romancelandia and @bookstodon peeps and any other readers of historical romance! For a special 10th anniversary edition of a book, what kind of extras would you like to see included?
Could you add the title and author to the alt text of these audiobooks? The links in the figures aren't always clickable but I am so glad you updated/made this list! I just discovered Duee narration and sometimes like it better than full cast narration! @SuperWendy@jeevesreads@romancelandia
@SuperWendy@romancelandia@smutreport no joke, Shelly Laurenston's Honey Badgers and Call of Crows seriesare my comfort reads. When I'm livid but have to stay professional, I can count on the honey badger to commit mayhem. So satisfying.