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REVIEW of Appointment in Bath (Somerset Stories #4) by Mimi Matthews
Just because his parents are mortal enemies with the Burton-Smythes doesn’t mean that Ivo Beresford shares that prejudice. When Ivo encounters shy, stammering Meg Burton-Smythe while out riding, he is drawn to her as a friend…and perhaps something more. But matters become tangled when Ivo’s parents and older brother discover the secret connection. And how…
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REVIEW of Man of Shadow and Mist (Of Monsters and Men #2) by Michelle Griep
When Sir James Morgan returns from Transylvania to England, his reclusive ways and strange behaviors give rise to rumors in the village. The man must be a vampire, and the mysterious deaths of sheep and cattle with their throats slit only confirms the matter. Rosa Edwards, daughter of the village librarian, is the only one…
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REVIEW of Return to Satterthwaite Court (Somerset Stories #3) by Mimi Matthews
Retired from the military, Charles Heywood is determined to reconcile with his parents and obtain a piece of property important to his family history. But a chance meeting with audacious Kate Beresford in London upends all his peace. Convinced that Charles is the hero she needs, Kate pursues him determinedly. Is it possible that the…
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REVIEW of To Win Her Hand (A Gentleman’s Match #1) by Jen Geigle Johnson (BLOG TOUR)
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COVER REVEAL of A Winter by the Sea (On Devonshire Shores #2) by Julie Klassen
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REVIEW of A Winter Chase (The Mercer’s House #1) by Mary Kingswood
When the landed gentry family the Plummers fall into insolvency, the only recourse is to sell their opulent home and retreat into a smaller property next door. Unfortunately, the wealthy Fletcher family who has purchased the home is severely tainted by trade, as Mr. Fletcher earned his money as a mercer (a dealer in textiles).…
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REVIEW of Mr. Malcolm’s List by Suzanne Allain (BOOK vs. MOVIE!)
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REVIEW of Fancy Pants (Only in Gooding #1) by Cathy Marie Hake
Lady Sydney Hathwell has traveled all the way to America to meet her betrothed–only to to discover that he is a self-important, womanizing cad whom she could never love. Orphaned and alone, she disappears to the only place she can think of, the Texas ranch of her mother’s American brother, an uncle whom she has…
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REVIEW of The Rose and the Thistle by Laura Frantz (BLOG TOUR)
When Blythe Hedley returns home from the French court, she discovers that her father, the Earl of Northumberland, is far more enmeshed in the Jacobite cause than suspected. With the new Hanoverian king installed in London, the Jacobites are agitating to bring back the Stuart king from over the water. Blythe’s father sends her for…
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REVIEW of The Belle of Winchester (The Ellsworth Assortment #2) by Christina Dudley
Lily Ellsworth loves being surrounded my suitors. Tall, short, plain, handsome–it gives her a thrill to be the center of masculine attention. Of course, she knows she will eventually have to choose one of them and settle down to the humdrum existence of married life, and when that time comes, she’s resolved to accept Mr.…
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