A Stranger at Fellsworth, by Sarah E. Ladd

Annabelle Thorley has been left an orphan in London and now her alcoholic, abusive brother wants to marry her off … More

REVIEW of A Moonbow Night, by Laura Frantz

This book tells a little-seen side of the Revolutionary War, the fate of the frontier families in the wilds of … More

This book tells the story of Jane Bell, a young woman in 1820 England who was born to privilege but … More

This is a perplexing review to write. The Widow of Larkspur Inn contained some things I really dislike in historical fiction, … More

This book was a decent Regency romance although not particularly memorable. I received it for my birthday a year ago, … More

Sandra Byrd’s upcoming novel, A Lady in Disguise, explores the darker side of Victorian London. When Gillian Young’s policeman father … More

The second book in the Daughters of Hampshire series, Bride of a Distant Isle follows the adventures of Annabel Ashton. … More

In The Mistress of Tall Acre, Laura Frantz explores the time period directly following the American Revolution. What is life … More

I read and moderately enjoyed Julianne Donaldson’s debut novel Edenbrooke, but when I read her second book Blackmoore, I was … More

Loosely based on the story of Jane Eyre, Lady Maybe follows the romantic adventures of a servant mistakenly assumed to … More