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Leigh D’Ansey writes romantic stories set in the Regency era. Technically, the Regency era lasted from 1811-1820, but writers have a fair bit of leeway around those dates. Leigh creates authentic characters who are flawed, intense, passionate and sexy. Her Regency books include fiction and non-fiction. ‘The Beaumont Betrothal’ – Book 2 in the Northbridge Bride series – took second place in the 2020 Romance Writers of New Zealand (RWNZ) 2020 Koru Long Romance award. If you love reading Regency Romance, or maybe you have always aspired to write Regency Romance, take a look at Leigh’s BOOKS page.
Leigh is also one of The Three Quills who share their love of the Regency era with seasonal anthologies – one for the winter season and one for summer. Click on the link to learn more about The Three Quills.
“The Beaumont Betrothal is a Regency story of deep loss and sadness, tamed throughout by friendship, and conquered by love. Leigh D’Ansey’s characters are each so unique I could picture them and their lives, as she brought the Regency era so vividly into life throughout the pages.” – Jaci Petherick, Amazon reviewer.
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Leigh D’Ansey writes romantic stories from her home in New Zealand, in the South Pacific.
Leigh’s heroes and heroines are flawed, intense, passionate and sexy. Very often they’re also unwise, pigheaded and downright unruly. Leigh lives with her life partner, also a writer, in a unique natural environment. Read more about Leigh…
Jen Yates writes Regency Romance with more than a touch of spice! Leigh D’Ansey writes Regency Romance with a sense of place. Caroline Bagshaw writes Scottish Regency Romance with a hint of intrigue. Three Regency Romance authors get together What happens when three Regency…
An anthology for the Summer Solstice Caroline Bagshaw, Jen Yates and I had so much fun putting together our Christmas Regency Romance anthology, ‘A Tangle of Tinsel and Tartan’ that we’ve decided to repeat the process. Our next collection will celebrate the summer solstice. I have a perilous…
If you have always aspired to write a Regency romance, this is the go-to guide for you.