Behind the Scenes
The question writers are most often asked is where they get their ideas. Go “behind the scenes” of each of Candice’s books to find out what inspired her stories.
Behind the Scenes from
Lady Be Bad
When Candice named the hero of this book Lord Rochdale, it was not a random name choice. It was something of an homage to a real Regency bad boy. Learn who he was and why Candice chose the name.
Behind the Scenes from
The Best Intentions
Candice always uses real houses, churches, etc. as inspiration for her fictional locations. See the church and country estate used as models for St. Biddulph’s and Epping Hall.
From Candice's Regency World:
Find out more about the real historical world in which Candice’s books are set.
Slight Mourning Dress, September 1809
"Our plate will be found to represent a lady and her infant in slight mourning habits: the former composed of black gossamer net, or imperial gauze, worn over a white satin slip. A demi-traine. A round frock front, and short French sleeves, each edged with a rich Vandyke lace. ... Read More →
Evening Dress, June 1809
"A white underdress of gossamer satin, embroidered at the feet and round the bottom of the sleeves with a laurel border of pale blue or pea-green foil ... Read More →
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Frequently Asked Questions
Readers ask authors questions. Questions about the books, about writing, about the author herself. Candice has collected dozens of questions that have come in over the years. They are sortable and shareable for your convenience.