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7:00-7:30 PM EST (6pm GMT) New York Times bestselling author Sabrina Jeffries is a New Orleans-born, Thailand-reared novelist with a doctorate in English lit from Tulane, with a specialty in Early Modern British literature. Over the past decade, Jeffries has parlayed her passion for all things 19th-century British into 20 Regency-set historical romances and four novellas—becoming a regular on both the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists and winning more than a dozen industry awards in the process. How to Woo a Reluctant Lady (Pocket, January 2011) will be the 31st novel of her entire career and brings the total of Sabrina Jeffries books in print to nearly 5 million. Jeffries is based in Cary, North Carolina.

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Regency Tidbit

The Regency contained little in the way of Halloween (All Hallow’s Eve) celebrations. Although the holiday is essentially descended from Celtic celebrations of Samhain, the period marking the end of summer and beginning of harvest, it didn’t have much place in Regency England. But the bonfires associated with Samhain became part of the Guy Fawke’s Day revelry, which occurred on November 5^th and was meant to celebrate the arrest of an insurgent in 1605 England. So there was still plenty of trickery going on around All Hallow’s Eve.

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