Nightstand: One Good Earl Deserves a Lover by Sarah MacLean.
Coffee table: A Rogue by Any Other Name by Sarah MacLean.
On the metro: Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake by Sarah MacLean
Audiobook: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling.
Internets:
You know you want to read The Court Jeweller’s recap (part 1, part 2) of the jewels of the recent Swedish royal wedding. SO MANY TIARAS.
A truly fascinating post from Jewelry Nerd about her journey to decode the symbolism of a spectacular antique mourning brooch.
A bold and intelligent post from Michelle Graff about the state of the middle class and what that means for the jewelry industry.
Here is an article all about 18th century masquerade balls. You’re welcome.
Love and Pieces on the “12 jewelry bloggers you’ll want to follow” – featuring yours truly, alongside some other fabulous industry bloggers!
JCK Marketplace raises a fun question: Should Women Own More Than One Engagement Ring?
The history of poisoned dresses.
Lots of interesting history in this post: How Harlequin Became the Most Famous Name in Romance.
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Sarah Maclean is fantastic and I’m sure you will gobble delicious Rule of Scoundrels series up! Love reading great series “late” and not having to wait for next installment. And thanks for link to 18th century masquerade balls.
How did you get used to listening to audiobooks? I’ve tried several times and I can’t make it, although, on the other hand, I read tons of “traditional” books as well as ebooks (Kindle is still the greatest invention of the humankind ;)).
I love this post series, btw. I always find something interesting in your propositions – so thanks for sharing them!
xoxo, Margaret
Thanks, Margaret! I have fun writing these. As for Audiobooks: what was key for me was figuring out what I like to listen to. For me, it tends to be rereads: Books I’ve read before and loved and want to revisit.