Cara King, Author


Welcome to my Regency World!

BREAKING NEWS!  MY LADY GAMESTER has been named BEST REGENCY OF THE YEAR by the Booksellers' Best Contest!  It's also a finalist for the Holt Medallion and the Award of Excellence.  So what are you waiting for?  You know you want to read it!

Hi!  I'm the author of MY LADY GAMESTER, the story of an aristocratic card-sharp in Regency London—who just happens to be a woman.  Award-winning author Barbara Metzger calls it a "jewel of a book."  To learn more about MY LADY GAMESTER, go to my Books page.  Or to read an excerpt from it, go to my excerpt page.



Do you have no idea what the English Regency is?  To get a brief explanation, try my What's the Regency? page!

Are you interested in watching a Regency-set movie, TV show, or mini-series tonight?  To see my recommendations, capsule reviews, and advice on what to avoid, go to my Movies page!


Want more information about me?  There's always my Bio page!

Would you like to learn more about the Regency period?  For information on Regency-era duelling, card-playing, theatre, and more, plus my extensive list of quotes that make up "The Regency Joy of Sex (Drugs & Gaming Hells)," check out my Regency Info page!


Are you so fascinated by the Regency period that you want to find more websites about it?  Check out the Links here!

EXTRA!  Check out the RiskyRegencies blog!  Here six Regency novelists -- award-winning authors Amanda McCabe, Elena Greene, and Diane Perkins, and debut authors Megan Frampton, Janet Mullany, and yours truly -- tell what it's really like to be a Regency author.  We dish about covers, titles, writing, Jane Austen movies, who the heroes in our books are really based on, and anything else that comes up.  Please join us -- and add your comments to our ongoing dialogue!  We're at  www.riskyregencies.blogspot.com

Questions?  Comments?  You can always drop me an email!  I can be reached at caraking@caraking.com.



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Last updated March 13, 2007.

All text and images copyright 2005, 2006 & 2007 by Cara King