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Libertine's Kiss by Judith James7/3/2023 ![]() That and an early fascination with the Stuarts started in 7th grade. It actually was a good book that first drew me to the 17th century as a setting for romance. ![]() Thanks for inviting me Katrina, it’s a great pleasure to be here! ![]() What draws you to the mid-17th century as a setting for romance? The 20 years or so when the English fought a civil war for greater democracy, beheaded their king, established a republic of sorts, and then restored the monarchy to the throne is such a fascinating time period, and it’s the era your books are set in. She’s also giving away a copy of The King’s Courtesan to one very lucky commenter.ġ. ![]() I’m thrilled to have Judith on my blog today talking about adventures in British history and modern publishing. Judith James’ latest novel, The King’s Courtesan, hit bookshelves on September 1st, and it’s one of the books I’ve most looked forward to reading this year. I honestly struggled to express how wonderful the novel was it was everything I love in a romance-steamy, intensely emotional and full of historical detail that didn’t intrude on the story’s passion. ![]() That’s what happened last summer when I was asked to read Libertine’s Kiss by Judith James (you can read my review here). For me, the best thing about reviewing books is the chance discovery of an author whose writing blows me away and turns me into a gushing fan-girl. ![]()
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