Speaking of Regency Era in space, have you heard of Lieutenant Fusilier?
It's set in a world where sapient robots were invented shortly after the Napoleonic era, resulting in an era of abundance that can best be described as "fully automated luxury space British Empire." It's ridiculous but also a lot of fun.
(And it's a rare robot story where the robots aren't an analogy for slavery or racism - instead, it's used to replicate the class divisions of that era, with humans being aristocrats who own planet-sized estates, while the robots are the servants who actually keep galactic civilization running. Don't worry, they generally enjoy their work.)
You could've had a free copy if you'd wanted, lol!
I'll try to add some brushing fingers in book 2, just for you.
The Apollo missions used a sextant! https://www.astronomy.com/space-exploration/the-story-of-the-apollo-sextant/
I mean. Sold.
So what romance do you recommend?
Speaking of Regency Era in space, have you heard of Lieutenant Fusilier?
It's set in a world where sapient robots were invented shortly after the Napoleonic era, resulting in an era of abundance that can best be described as "fully automated luxury space British Empire." It's ridiculous but also a lot of fun.
(And it's a rare robot story where the robots aren't an analogy for slavery or racism - instead, it's used to replicate the class divisions of that era, with humans being aristocrats who own planet-sized estates, while the robots are the servants who actually keep galactic civilization running. Don't worry, they generally enjoy their work.)