Sara Adrien
I write Regency romance that weaves untold love stories. Subscribe for: – Behind-the-scenes author notes – Bite-sized historical gems – Plot voting + early drafts (paid tier) If you’ve ever wished your romance novels came with more depth, you're home!
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What Did Temptation Taste Like in the Regency? (opens the original)
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Savoring Temptation (opens the original)
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A Sweet New Year, and the Things We Begin Again (opens the original)
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September, Apples, and a Little Regency Autumn (opens the original)
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There is something almost unfairly beautiful about September in New England.School has started again. Labor Day weekend has arrived. Rosh Hashanah is coming next week, which means apples and honey are already on my mind, along with that particular feeling September always brings: a fresh start tucked quietly inside the end of summer.Because it is still summer here. Mostly.The mornings are cooler, and once in a while a leaf has the audacity to turn red, but the afternoons are warm enough to make
The Regency Dinner That Ended in Tofu (opens the original)
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I was researching food for my current work in progress when I made a small but consequential mistake: I left my laptop open on the kitchen table. A few minutes later, my son called from the other room, “Mum? Are you making mock turtle out of a calf’s head?” There are questions a mother expects to answer. Where do babies come from? Why must socks match? May I have another biscuit? This was not one of them.Before I could explain, he had continued down the page. “What about eel soup? And pickled to
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