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A Regency Holiday

by Allison Lane, Alicia Rasley (Goodreads Author), Lynn Kerstan, Rebecca Hagan Lee

3.4 of 5 stars 3.40 · rating details · 90 ratings · 33 reviews

FOUR Favorite Regency Authors
-- THREE never-before-in-print Christmas novellas
-- ONE beloved classic now back in print . . .
and a partridge in a pear tree . . .
In Coventry's Christmas, Rebecca Hagan Lee offers a charming new story. With Christmas approaching, Amabel Thurston is ordered from the family home by her father's widow and must seek the protection of her guardi...more

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Dec 24, 2011 Janga rated it 4 of 5 stars

I love Christmas anthologies, and I really miss the ones Signet used to publish every year. So I was excited when I saw this new Regency release from Bell Bridge Books in NetGalley’s catalog. The anthology contains four stories, three of them never before published. It is a typical anthology in two ways: Some stories are stronger than others, and some stories seem truncated, as if development were sacrificed for the limitations of novella length.

“Coventry’s Christmas” by Rebecca Hagan Lee
Amabel...more I love Christmas anthologies, and I really miss the ones Signet used to publish every year. So I was excited when I saw this new Regency release from Bell Bridge Books in NetGalley’s catalog. The anthology contains four stories, three of them never before published. It is a typical anthology in two ways: Some stories are stronger than others, and some stories seem truncated, as if development were sacrificed for the limitations of novella length.

“Coventry’s Christmas” by Rebecca Hagan Lee
Amabel Thurston is an innocent forced by her father’s death and the heartlessness of her stepmother to make her way to London in search of her guardian. The guardian, Deverel Brookfield, eighth Marquess of Coventry, has just begun his annual celebration of the twelve days of Christmas in his usual fashion—in a brothel where he spends each night in a different bed. Despite an unpromising start to their relationship, the two fall in love. The speed of Deverel’s reform and of the beginning of the HEA left me dizzy. I did like that Amabel has an option to accepting Deverel’s offer. This is not a bad story, but it is a predictable one. Three stars.

“Star of Wonder” by Lynn Kerstan
Kerstan’s story is original in both senses of the word. It is a never-before-published tale, and its characters and plot are not merely conventional. Christmas promises to be a barren celebration for Stella Bryar and her staff of loyal retainers who are struggling to survive after the death of Stella’s father and the avarice of her stepmother. When a stranger arrives looking for her father, Stella is suspicious. Her suspicions are justified. The stranger is seeking a stolen jewel that will save the lives of his family in Montenegro. But Stella proves to be rarer and more valuable than the jeweled star. Again, the ending feels rushed, but I love Kerstan’s writing and her characters. Four stars.

“A Christmas Homecoming” by Allison Lane
This is a reunion story. Alex Northcote has returned home after six years in the army to find a house party in progress. Its purpose is to present Alex with a bevy of possible brides, but Alex’s attention is focused on his former fiancée, now a widow with two children. Sarah does not court his attention. All she wants is a safe place for her and her daughters. The anger that Alex still feels toward her stirs old fears and concerns about her future. His anger and her fear must be overcome before the two can be reunited. Reunion stories are my favorites, and I wanted to like this one more than I did. I never made the necessary connection to these characters. Three stars.

“Home for Christmas” by Alicia Rasley
This is the only recycled story in the collection, and it’s the best one. I liked it when I first read it in the 1993 Zebra anthology A Touch of Christmas, and it has lost none of its charm. It too is a reunion tale, but in this case the reunion is between an estranged father and daughter. Verity longs to spend Christmas with her father and to introduce her child to him, but she needs a man to take on the role of the husband she has created to protect her daughter from the stigma of illegitimacy. Eric Randall has his own family problems that he hopes to resolve, and only Verity’s promise that she can lead him to the object he seeks persuades him to take on the roles of Verity’s husband and Beth’s father, roles he soon finds himself reluctant to surrender. I loved everything about this story. Verity is a delight, a strong heroine who makes no apologies for her choices and makes the best of the life she has. She and Alex share some great dialogue, and while their relationship develops quickly, I believed in it and in them. Five stars.

Overall grade: 3.75 stars
Recommendation: Readers who miss traditional regencies will enjoy the anthology. The Christmas settings are not mere patina, and all of the stories have something to offer. Rasley’s story alone is worth the price of the ebook.
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Dec 06, 2011 Rhonda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Review: A Regency Holiday A Christmas Regency Anthology by Lynn Kerstan
Coventry's Christmas by Rebecca Hagan Lee
The first story touched me to tears at one point.
Amabel Thurston was asked by her stepmother to leave her family home right before Christmas. She went on the mail coach to Coventry Court. Marquess of Coventry was her guardian but he did not realize it and closed his country home and lone home for Christmas. He does not celebrate Christmas.
Deverel Brookfield goes to a brothel every yea...more Review: A Regency Holiday A Christmas Regency Anthology by Lynn Kerstan
Coventry's Christmas by Rebecca Hagan Lee
The first story touched me to tears at one point.
Amabel Thurston was asked by her stepmother to leave her family home right before Christmas. She went on the mail coach to Coventry Court. Marquess of Coventry was her guardian but he did not realize it and closed his country home and lone home for Christmas. He does not celebrate Christmas.
Deverel Brookfield goes to a brothel every year for the Christmas.
Amabel goes to the brothel thinking its a home for Orphans to stay till she finds her guardian their.

Star of Wonder by Lynn Kerstan
Stella Bryar lives in a old run down house with servants that are more like family in the country. A stranger appears in a blizzard and has a mystery to solve.
A Christmas Homecoming by Allison pace
Alex comes home after running away and joining the army six years ago. His child sweetheart had married another and given him no notice. When Alex makes it home their is a Christmas party and the first one he runs into is past fiance now living their as a companion to his mother with her two girls.
Alex falls for her and her two girls and the more he finds out the more he loves.
Home for Christmas by Alicia Rasley
Verity has a little girl Beth under 2 years of age. Verity has given herself a husband a captain away at sea. She decides she needs to make up with her father so if something happens to Beth she will still have family.
As she is getting ready to spend Christmas with her father and about to get in the carriage, A stranger that looks like her made up husband Captain Eric Randall. Comes about an ad that is wanting to buy one of a pair of knives.
He wants to know if she has the other and Verity says no but she knows who does and if he will pretend to be her husband for the week. She will take him to see if the owner will sell it to him.
So they pretend to be a family for a week. Beth is cute and likes her papa.
All four stories were good but short. I liked them and would read their books agains. I was given this ebook to read in exchange of honest review from Netgalley.http://readalot-rhonda1111....

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Dec 17, 2011 Shari Larsen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Authors: Rebecca Hagan, Lynn Kerstan, Allison Lane, Alicia Rasley

This is a collection of 4 short stories, taking place in Regency Era England during the Christmas season.

In Coventry's Christmas, Amy Thurston is ordered from her family home by her father's widow, and seeks the protection of her guardian, Deverel Brookfield. Unfortunately, Deveral was unaware of the arrangement until Amy shows up on unexpectedly, and Deveral is a man with little use for proper young ladies, or for Christmas.

In Sta...more

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Dec 13, 2012 heidi rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, romance

Hands-down the best Christmas anthology I've read this year.

I finished the first story and called up my mother to make sure this book was on her reading list. In involved a lady of negotiable virtue, a bluestocking, and a marriage proposal in five languages. It's like kryptonite for me.

That story alone would have made the book worthwhile, but the other three stories were also pretty darn good. I wished for all of them to be a bit longer, which is a good sign that I was engaged in the worlds.

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Dec 03, 2011 Ruth rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, net_galley, regency-victorian, tasty-little-morsels

This was a lovely collection of four novellas with Christmas themes, provided by netgalley. As with all such collections, the quality was variable, but on-the-whole this was a really enjoyable read.

The best stories were the last two, and my least favorite the first one.

1st book - Coventry's Christmas by Rebecca Hagan Lee

The premise is actually solid, and both the hero and heroine rather likeable characters. Unfortunately, there were a few things which let it down for me. There were some minor hi...more This was a lovely collection of four novellas with Christmas themes, provided by netgalley. As with all such collections, the quality was variable, but on-the-whole this was a really enjoyable read.

The best stories were the last two, and my least favorite the first one.

1st book - Coventry's Christmas by Rebecca Hagan Lee

The premise is actually solid, and both the hero and heroine rather likeable characters. Unfortunately, there were a few things which let it down for me. There were some minor historical details, which were small, but irritating, and could have been easily fixed by a read-through by someone from England. A good example was that the English don't add honey to tea (this is something which other countries do, but not England, and certainly not in the household of someone wealthy, who could easily afford sugar), and tea is not kept on the stove to keep warm, as coffee is (if tea gets cold, you start all over again with a new pot in England, those beautiful tea services with a small warming candle are Russian). There were also some other things, less small, which also irritated me, primarily that the hero fell for the heroine far too fast. I like to see the process of them falling in love with each other, not the "brick-wall" effect when one of them suddenly realizes it. The biggest problem I had was that this novella really felt like a full-length book, squashed into a novella by taking all the adjectives and adverbs out (you know, those words that actually make a book a joy to read?). It ruined it, really, which was a shame, because the heroine was realistically naive, but not stupid or clueless, and the hero's idea of ignoring the 12 days of Christmas was just excellent. Overall, it came across as rather Regency-ish and insipid. 2/5

2nd book - Star of Wonder by Lynn Kerstan

This was a very different and rather interesting story. The romance is really secondary to the plot and the character development, and I have to say this worked incredibly well in a collection format. The characters are not particularly sympathetic, and the plot is quite exotic, and it worked really well for me. The ending was perhaps too long though, when words are precious. 3/5

3rd book - A Christmas Homecoming by Allison Lane

For a very pleasant change, this one starts with the hero's POV. Apparently this is a novella, but the funny thing is, I honestly couldn't tell it was. It was a great, full story and was written at a pleasant, measured pace. This one had the requisite adjectives and adverbs that actually make an interesting read. I also loved the ending - there is great promise for the hero and heroine and their HEA, but the author doesn't waste time or words with detailing it. We get it, and we don't have our intelligence insulted by a pointless paragraph explaining what we already figured out. We understand the hero and heroine's individual backstories, and were even introduced to a nice array of secondary characters, but nothing detracted from the house party setting, itself an ideal self-contained novella setting. 4/5

4th book - Home for Christmas by Alicia Rasley

Again, this one starts with the hero's POV. It is a fascinating story. I was completely hooked from the first page. It's spare plot and slow unravelling is absolutely ideally suited to a novella. The story is told with complete descriptive paragraphs, and we get to know the characters very well, or, at least, we think we do. This little story keeps just enough of the characters hidden to intrigue, but shows us just enough of a hint for us to sympathize. It's handled with a wonderfully light touch that I love in romances. There was nothing I didn't completely enjoy about this book, and I'll be looking for more of this author's work, particularly her novellas. 5/5(less)

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Dec 27, 2011 Becky Moe rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, netgalley

A Regency Holiday is a solid collection of Christmastime novellas. The four have a bit of a rushed feel in parts, understandably due to their shortened size, but the overall effect of each is still a well-written story that leaves you with a warm glow. They all take place around the Christmas season, but they don't smack you in the face with overly saccharine seasonal sweetness, or use Christmas as an eye-rollingly obvious plot device, which is nice. I've made it a point to try and read Christma...more

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Dec 05, 2011 Anne rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a collection of four delightful stories that will get you into the Christmas spirit. All four stories are short but sweet and the final story, Home for Christmas by Alicia Rasley, was particularly good. It is about a man and woman, Verity and Justin, who have just met and pretend that they are married to save her reputation and protect her daughter. The scenes with Justin and Verity's daughter are really wonderful and I really enjoyed this story a lot.

The only thing that bothered me abo...more

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Dec 20, 2012 Miss Pippi the Librarian added it

Shelves: netgalley

Four novellas focusing on the Christmas season set during the Regency period in England.

Coventry's Christmas by Rebecca Hagan Lee
Suffolk, Buckinghamshire, and London in England, December 1813

Star of Wonder by Lynn Kerstan
North Yorkshire Dales, December 1819

A Christmas Homecoming by Susan Pace
December 1814

Home for Christmas by Alicia Rasley
Near Plymouth, December 1818

This Regency Christmas collection is a swift read to enjoy during the month of December. The author capture various Regency theme...more

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Jan 01, 2012 Jennifer Peterson rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-books

One thing I like about reading books through a review service like NetGalley is finding new authors that I end up liking, new genres that broaden my horizons, and finding common threads between authors. This was true with my latest book - another anthology, which I usually don't read, by 4 authors I hadn't heard of before.

A Regency Christmas is an anthology of 4 Regency-era Christmas stories: "Coventry's Christmas" by Rebecca Hagan Lee; "Star of Wonder" by Lynn Kerstan; "A Christmas Homecoming"...more One thing I like about reading books through a review service like NetGalley is finding new authors that I end up liking, new genres that broaden my horizons, and finding common threads between authors. This was true with my latest book - another anthology, which I usually don't read, by 4 authors I hadn't heard of before.

A Regency Christmas is an anthology of 4 Regency-era Christmas stories: "Coventry's Christmas" by Rebecca Hagan Lee; "Star of Wonder" by Lynn Kerstan; "A Christmas Homecoming" by Allison Lane; and "Home for Christmas" by Alicia Rasley. Even though I usually don't read anthologies, I liked all of the stories in this book. They all had a sense of people realizing their lives needed to be different - usually at the instigation of someone unexpected.

In "Coventry's Christmas", Amabel leaves her home to travel to her guardian's house. Her father remarried and her step-mother is pretty and jealous, especially after Amabel's father dies. There are limited eligible men in Amabel's hometown, so Amabel has to leave. Unfortunately for her, the original guardian her father selected died a number of years ago, leaving his son Deverell in charge. He doesn't have the greatest reputation, but he hides a heart that means well under all of the dissolute living he has done. Frankly, the sweetest part to me was a letter that Deverell wrote as a pre-teen to Amabel's father (after his father died), and then the corresponding letter Amabel's father wrote when Deverell reached his majority.

"Star of Wonder" is about a journey. A journey a man has been on since he was 14, and which ends when he arrives at Stella Bryar's home at Christmas search for something he claims her father stole before he died. It's a journey that Stella has to be willing to take within herself, to understand who her father was, and to right a wrong done so many years ago.

Sometimes coming home forces you to see the truth. In "A Christmas Homecoming" Alex comes home to deal with his family estate. He comes face-to-face with the woman who jilted him six years before, a cousin who has issues, a houseful of potential brides (invited by his grandmother), and a mother who is just coming out of her grief over the death of Alex's father. Alex is forced to confront the truth of the various situations, and not just rely on his perceptions of what happened - including the woman who jilted him.

I probably enjoyed reading "Home for Christmas" the most. Justin arrives at Verity's house in search of a knife that Verity advertised in the paper. He is "hijacked" when he arrives by her. She needs him to pose as her husband during her visit with her father. The deal is that Justin will get the knife after a successful visit. There are layers upon layers of deception and untruth in this story - on all sides. Verity isn't completely truthful with Justin, her father, or herself. Justin has been living a lie for so many years that for him to tell the complete truth could cause a lot of damage to those he loves. Verity's father can't see the blessings in front of his face.

I received this book through NetGalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions are my own. This review originally appeared on my blog at http://wp.me/pZ0RP-ap.(less)

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Dec 05, 2011 Joanne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical

A Regency Christmas quartet. This is a fun, light read perfect for the Christmas season. As in most novellas the couples fall in love very quickly but this is to be expected in the space allotted; although I think the one day it takes in the first story is too rapid. In fact I think the first story would have been better as a full length book so there could have been more story development; the characters are strong enough to carry the longer length. It seemed to be the start and end of a book w...more

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Dec 07, 2011 Margaret Metz rated it 3 of 5 stars

This one broke a couple "rules" for me. I don't normally read Christmas books - but this collection felt more like stories that happened at Christmas rather than Christmas stories, if you know what I mean. I also don't always like novellas. Sometimes they're good and sometimes they seem too short for real character development. These got better as they went along. I liked the time period, though some seemed more accurate than others. They are all clean too - though in the first one the hero star...more

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Dec 12, 2011 Tonileg rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, holiday, kindle, historical

This was free for the kindle and it is the season so I was tempted once again with the freebies. This time I was not disappointed. Four sweet and different historical English romance short stories. The bedroom door stays closed in these stories but there is plenty of foreplay fun. The quality of the four stories are not equal so beware, but it was free so I just skipped ahead. I enjoyed the treasure hunt (second story) and the last story about make-believe becoming reality.
2 stars.

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Dec 21, 2011 TJ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: clean, historical-romance, kindle-archives

Actually the synopsis is much better than the book itself but because it is Christmas and we must be filled with the Christmas spirit, I gave the gift of three stars, although two of the stories fell short of even that. Still, if you want light, not really believable, Christmas fluff by the fireside, this one is as good as any.

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Nov 28, 2011 Kathryn rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: regency-romance

I got this as a Kindle Freebie. There are 4 novellas in the book and the first three were pretty good but I loved the last one by Alicia Rasley. I will be looking up some more of her books. In the first book there was a lot of talk about how much sex the main guy had but no actual sex, but other than that, it was clean.

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Dec 03, 2011 Loverlypurple rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed all four stories. They were all stories I wish wouldn't end as I enjoyed all the very likable characters and they all were easy to get attached to. At the end of the fourth story (which I think was my favorite) I was left feeling very happy and will be looking for more books from this author.

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Dec 27, 2012 Janet Mccord rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle

A compilation of 4 short Regency Christmas novellas that was fun to read and certainly fits the bill of light holiday reading. Some were better and more engrossing than others but all in all, a good choice for a winter's diversion.

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Jan 12, 2012 ReadingWench rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: holiday, historical, romance-all, romance-england

Like Janga, another reviewer said "I love Christmas anthologies, and I really miss the ones Signet used to publish every year"

I can't agree more.

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Dec 18, 2011 Shannon Donnelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Delightful Christmas stories -- Alicia Rasley's novella is the outstanding gem in this book, but all the stories are charming and fun.

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Jan 02, 2012 Jean rated it 4 of 5 stars

Although, you always knew what was going to happen, this collection was a fun way to had some romance to your holiday reading.

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Dec 13, 2011 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars

I always like reading Christmas stories during the holidays, and this was a pleasant collection of holiday historical romances. Good but not great.

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Nov 13, 2011 Jess the Romanceaholic rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: steam-level-chaste, holiday-themed, family-issues, last-will-and-testament, thief, historical-experienced-heroine, historical, regency-romance, widow, estranged-lovers-or-marriage, 2011-read, enemies-to-lovers, whirlwind-romance, arc, netgalley, arc-review-held

A delightful collection of regency novellas, the last one was by far my favorite.

Review and final rating to follow shortly.

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Dec 25, 2011 Shawna Hansen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great stories - quick, and full of the holiday spirit and energy. Romance just the way it should be for a Regency Holiday!

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Dec 22, 2011 Brandy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, kindle-freebie

I was in the mood for a little Christmas romance, and these stories hit the spot. Coventry's Christmas by Rebecca Hagan Lee was a very strong start for the collection, and I was delighted by how so many small things brought the hero and heroine together. The middle two stories were good but didn't feel as complete as the first and last stories. The last story was a reprint I hadn't read before, Home for Christmas by Alicia Rasley, and I'm going to have to seek out more of her work. Her story som...more

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Dec 17, 2011 Jeffrey Rasley rated it 4 of 5 stars

As my last name will indicate, I am prejudiced in favor of the last story by Alicia Rasley, "Home for Christmas". It is light and lively, yet touching. There is enough suspense and tension to keep the pages turning, while a sweet romance develops.

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Dec 05, 2011 Judy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Four "regency" romances, centered around the Christmas season. I enjoyed them.

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Jan 03, 2012 Beeface rated it 2 of 5 stars

Two were okay... and the other two were really not very interesting.

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Dec 23, 2012 Booklovingmom rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, anthologies, freebie, holidays, historical-romance

"Coventry's Christmas" - 3 stars

"Star of Wonder" - 1 star

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Jun 23, 2012 Gail rated it 2 of 5 stars

A really bad set of regency short stories.

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Dec 31, 2011 Susannah Carleton rated it 4 of 5 stars

Four stories, three very good, one not as good, but all enjoyable. My favorite was Allison Lane's.

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Feb 23, 2012 Karen M rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebooks, christmas

I have discovered I enjoy yet another genre. A Regency Holiday is pure romance and fun. You know each of the couples in these short stories will end up together but the path to 'happily ever after' is what makes it interesting. Each story is completely different and very enjoyable.

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About Allison Lane

Allison Lane is the author of 20 Regency novels and 6 novellas. She is a Holt Medallion Winner and the 2005 Romantic Times Career Achievement Award Winner, as well as National Readers' Choice Awards Finalist for three books.

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I am not one of those who always wanted to be a writer, though I suspect I wanted to be just about everything else -- doctor, astronaut, artist, scienti...more Allison Lane is the author of 20 Regency novels and 6 novellas. She is a Holt Medallion Winner and the 2005 Romantic Times Career Achievement Award Winner, as well as National Readers' Choice Awards Finalist for three books.

Notes from Allison Lane:

I am not one of those who always wanted to be a writer, though I suspect I wanted to be just about everything else -- doctor, astronaut, artist, scientist, and concert pianist, to name only a few. My actual careers were not quite so exciting. Designing computer software and running horse shows gave way to motherhood, home improvement projects, and teaching piano. But books have always been one of the cornerstones of my life.

When I was growing up in the mid-west, reading and music kept me sane through frequent changes of address. As an adult, books offered a respite from the strain of daily living. Often I would finish the last page with the thought, I wish I were that creative. Occasionally it would change to, Surely even I could do better than this! So one day I tried. But this is not a fairy tale, folks. My first book was less than stellar. In fact, it stunk. Good writing is hard work. But I enjoyed the process (or maybe I just enjoy playing God) so I tried again. By the third tale, I had a publishable story.

Where am I headed in the future? I don’t yet know. For now, I write Regencies. It is a fascinating period and an entertaining genre. My work is classed as traditional though I don’t consider it in quite that way. I try to avoid clichés -- except for happy endings, of course; those are what offer us respite from that daily crisis. But I like to pose universal problems to my characters and then watch them find solutions. I have long been fascinated by how people surmount problems to find the happiness that we all deserve.

These days my spare time is limited. Writing consumes most of my day. I still read as much as ever and keep up with the world of science. And everyone knows better than to step between me and a TV during football season -- it somehow takes an extra month to complete fall manuscripts.

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