Very Nice Ways to Say Very Bad Things: The Unusual Book of Euphemisms

Texan Linda Berdoll is author of the wildly popular Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife. While researching the Regency era, she came across so many unusual and hilarious euphemisms that she had to share them. In doing so, she has taken a stand against the overuse of four-letter words, offering (if one is disposed to need it) an equally insulting term that will not make your Grandma swoon.

In her latest foray into offending the puritanical and pretentious, Berdoll has published a sequel to Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife. This one is aptly titled, Darcy & Elizabeth, Nights and Days at Pemberley.