DR. JENNIFER KLOESTER
On 14th September, Anne Gracie will be interviewing Dr. Jennifer Kloester about her biography on Georgette Heyer, which will be launched in London next month. Jen will be giving away a copy of the book to some lucky commenter.
WINNERS
Thanks to all of you who regularly leave comments on our blog posts! Each time you leave a comment, it increases your chances of winning an autographed book from a Wench or a guest, when we are giving away books. Two more commenters have joined our list of book winners: Diane Sallons won a book from Anne Gracie, and Jikie won a book from Mary Jo. Congratulations, winners!
Congrats to the winners!
Congrats to the winners!
Congrats to the winners!
Congrats to the winners!
Congrats to the winners!
I am looking forward to reading the interview with Dr Kloester. I love Georgette Heyer’s books and just added a few to my Kindle so I can enjoy them all over again.
I am looking forward to reading the interview with Dr Kloester. I love Georgette Heyer’s books and just added a few to my Kindle so I can enjoy them all over again.
I am looking forward to reading the interview with Dr Kloester. I love Georgette Heyer’s books and just added a few to my Kindle so I can enjoy them all over again.
I am looking forward to reading the interview with Dr Kloester. I love Georgette Heyer’s books and just added a few to my Kindle so I can enjoy them all over again.
I am looking forward to reading the interview with Dr Kloester. I love Georgette Heyer’s books and just added a few to my Kindle so I can enjoy them all over again.
The first regency I ever read was Georgette Heyer. She is, to me, the founder of the modern regency romance.
The first regency I ever read was Georgette Heyer. She is, to me, the founder of the modern regency romance.
The first regency I ever read was Georgette Heyer. She is, to me, the founder of the modern regency romance.
The first regency I ever read was Georgette Heyer. She is, to me, the founder of the modern regency romance.
The first regency I ever read was Georgette Heyer. She is, to me, the founder of the modern regency romance.