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Giraffes?   In the Regency?

Yes!  At least, the stuffed version!  The first home of the British Museum was in Montague House, on Great Russell Street.  The staircase led to a landing where there were featured three stuffed giraffes and a rhinoceros.  I've always been so interested in the depictions of them, I had to use them!

In An Unexpected Encounter, our heroine Lisbeth meets a young girl, come to visit the giraffes--and her memories.  She also meets the girl's guardian, Lord Cotwell, and so begins a story that features laughter, tears, automatons, insect collectors, a tryst in Hyde Park and of course, the subtle matchmaking efforts of Hestia Wright!
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  • Books
    • Historical Mysteries
    • Historical Romance Books
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  • About
  • Contact
  • Contest
  • Blog
  • Easter Egg Hop
  • Christmas in the Regency
  • Historical Holiday Cookie Hop
  • Cornish Christmas Traditions
  • Deb Marlowe's Regency Kitchen
  • Historical Tidbits
  • Newsletter
  • Regency Outwear for Ladies
  • A bit of Golf History
  • Betrayal from Beyond
  • The Lyon's Love Letters
  • Dukes All Summer Long