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
Once a Scoundrel
Candice’s collection of Regency fashion prints played an interesting role in the development of this story. Learn what curious aspect of the prints led to the creation of the Crimson Ladies.
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.
From Candice's Regency World:
Find out more about the real historical world in which Candice’s books are set.
Walking Dress, April 1809
"A tunic of lilac silk, clasped down the front with gold ornaments; a cloak of the same colour attached, so as to unite behind, but to fall loose over the shoulders; fixed on the shoulders with golden ornaments ... Read More →
Half Dress, March 1813
"A round robe of coloured sarsnet, or muslin, spotted with amber; drawn frock bosom; and long, full sleeves, tied twice at the wrist, at regular distances ... 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.