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"Cream of the Regency crop!"
Reviewed by Sharon Galligar Chance
Posted April 29, 2005

The "Ton" in Regency England was the cream of the crop, and with the new anthology "Talk of the Ton," the cream of the crop of Regency authors have joined together to bring their fans a lively and enchanting quartet of stories that will delight and entertain readers this spring. Eloise Read more...

"four fine Regencies"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 3, 2005

"A Proper Englishwoman" by Eloisa James. In 1817, the Ton enjoys the scandalous behavior of Kerr rumored to have been seen about town with a Frenchwoman. That is the Ton minus Kerr's fiancée Emma who decides if Franco amour is what her wandering future spouse desires so be Read more...

Summary

Nothing sets tongues wagging like a scandalous dalliance.

In the salons of the ton, no tidbit is more delicious than a rumor of amour—the more outrageous the better. Rakes and rogues, ladies of high station and low morals are choice fodder for the gossips of society. Now, four of today's most popular Regency authors titillate the ton with tales of how untoward talk can fan the flames of passion.