Lerize's comments (member since Mar 26, 2009)

Lerize's comments from the Regency Era Novels group.

Never read Madeline Hunter sorry, so I'm biased but I just love Loretta Chase's humour soooooo much! =D
Though afer reading 'Not quite a Lady' I've found she can be rather serious too. Love her!!!

B wrote: "Georgette Heyer died in 1976, although her novels are being reprinted. A few of her books are mediocre, but most are fabulously funny. I'd recommend These Old Shades, The Devil's Cub, Arabella, T..."

Awesome, thanks! =D

Nona wrote: "I'm new to the group, I love regency era novels by authors like Georgette Heyer, Gaelen Foley, Johanna Lindsey and of course my favorite Jane Austen."

Hi, welcome =D I'm also a big fan of Gaelen Foley and Johanna Lindsey. I've never read a Georgette Heyer novel before, though I've heard of her, I just never see any of her titles her in bookstores here in South Africa :(

Are her novels really that good? Maybe I can order some of her titles from Amazon or Kalahari.net ...

Awesome, baie dankie! Thank you sooo much!!

Have a fabulous day =D

Some of the other authors that I really like are Stephanie Laurens and Gaelen Foley. Oh! and Cari Hislop's online short romances are also pretty hysterical. Hislop scores points in my book for breaking away from the conventional - her heroines range from the obese to those with literal bad-luck and her heroes from the self-centred to the nearly deaf. Makes for some interesting story lines LOL!

Hehe I love Julia Quinn as well. "The Viscount who Loved Me" is my favourite - I couldn't stop laughing at one point. The others (those that I've read so far) haven't quit made such a great impression on me.

=D I recommend you read some of Loretta Chase's novels, I nearly canned myself laughing when I read "Lord Perfect"! I adore Regency romances with a fun side =)

Aaaaawwwww... Please, when will you allow people to review your books again? I'm going on the assumption that you’re not suspending you FREE EBOOK offer indefinitely.

I would love to read them (as many as I am allowed to - I'm something of a serial reader) and review them. =D