Charlie Lane

Charlie Lane loves Regency romance because of the formality, the decorum, the barely suppressed passions running right beneath the surface. She loves it because the Regency period was one of huge social conflict, and we all know conflict makes for good stories. As a period in which women suffered great inequality and injustice, the Regency period is a perfect setting for exploring women's passions, intellect, and identity.
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This is what you'll find in her novels and novellas, She hopes--heroines trying to figure out who they are and where they fit into their restrictive worlds; compassionate (and hunky) heroes; and laughs, lots of laughs.
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Oh, and some steamy bits! So bring your fans, dear readers. It may get hot.