As a historical romance, this is really more on the erotic fantasy side -- and it's a very well done romance of that kind: sexy, sensual, funny. It's not the real historical regency, or even the regency of Georgette Heyer et al.; it's too modern for that (on page 1, various community members, including members of the upper classes, male and female, are hanging out at the local 'pub', for instance). It seems to me the author's knowledge of social customs of the day is derived mostly from reading other authors' wallpaper regencies rather than histories or actual sources, and I can't respect that. But, be that as it may, if you're in the mood for this sort of thing, for what it is, it is very well written.
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