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Happy Easter to those who celebrate, and happy hunting to the rest! In the Regency era, many of the traditions we follow now were in place, although adults had their hunts too. The Epping Forest Stag Hunt was a favorite of early 19th-century East Enders, who would travel up to the woods to track down an elderly stag released from a cart. Starting on Easter Monday, many communities held festivities such as archery, handball, horse racing and dancing. Egg dying and egg hunts have been traditions since early times, and were still popular in our favorite era.

 

 
While you’re here, grab a free book by signing up for my newsletter. Then, check out my newest releases. I recently released the final books in the Bridgethorpe Brides series, and am so excited about my new series, Greymoor Wharf! The Bluestocking’s Secret introduces you to the six books coming in 2026 and 2027.

It releases on April 3 so grab your copy now!

 
 
Hop on to the next author’s page to finish your entry to the $150 gift card giveaway! You can find links to all of the authors, info about the great prizes and instructions for the hop at https://www.facebook.com/events/1223586803091302. Happy hunting!