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1. Sunday Sentence.

By: Ann Benjamin, on 1/16/2016
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She sighed. “Defenestration. The tossing of an object from a window.”

Sarah MacLean, The Rogue Not Taken: Scandal & Scoundrel, Book I

While I have established my love of Regency romance, I’m not sure I’ve mentioned Sarah MacLean, who is a fantastic author in this genre. Her most recent book was full of funny little quips and I couldn’t help but wonder if she had a bet with her editor to find a way to use the word ‘defenestration’ in a novel.