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Old 02-18-2014, 11:55 PM   #355
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Originally Posted by Joykins View Post
_These Old Shades_ by Georgette Heyer. In retrospect, I probably started with the best...it had *everything*--swashbuckling, cross-dressing,
Spoiler:
babies switched at birth,
a dastardly French nobleman, an English Duke with a vaguely demonic nickname...
I think These Old Shades was the first romance I read also. The second one though was the infamous bodice ripper, Sweet Savage Love, by Rosemary Rogers. Just a bit of contrast between those two. I spent most of my teen years alternating sweet Regencies and rip-roaring bodice rippers, until I discovered JRR Tolkien, as well as hard SciFi, and went totally off romances for quite a few years.
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