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Elizabeth Hoyt:
I've just reread Duke of Midnight for the gazillionth time which I absolutely adore but there's one thing that's been bugging me: why is Maximilian so set on marrying Penelope? He says he owes it to his forefathers and father, yet Craven says his father would never have made him marry Penelope (to which Max whispers "which is why I shall"). Could you please explain this? thanks :)
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Violet Bilbao
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
And yes, another question, but what books [historical, critical, whatever] can you recommend for research on writing historical romance novels, especially those set on the Georgian/Regency/Victorian era? [It's a dream of mine to make a romance novel set on one of these eras, and I've outlines concerning this, but most research books I have about romance novels are contemporary]. Thanks a lot for answering this.
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