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REVIEW of The Barrister and the Letter of Marque by Todd M. Johnson (BLOG TOUR)

Granted a letter of marque, presumably by the king himself, Captain Tuttle set out on the noble quest of lawful piracy, seizing a hold full of tea and bringing it home to sell. But when he arrived at the dock, the letter of marque mysteriously disappeared, leaving Captain Tuttle holding the bag while his now…

August 8, 2021
REVIEW of Manor for Sale, Baron Included (A Romance of Rank #1) by Esther Hatch

Lord Farnsworth is sentimental about one thing–the house that belonged to his mother. But when bankruptcy threatens, he comes up with a plan of assured brilliance: he will sell the estate to the charming young lady who wants it, and then charm her into marrying him so he can have it back. What follows is…

August 6, 2021
REVIEW of Miss Sharp’s Monsters Series (#1-#3) by Suzannah Rowntree

This is a remarkable paranormal series that takes gaslamp/steampunk fantasy and mixes it with beasts of legend. In the end, Liz Sharp has to be willing to give up all hope of victory if it means doing what is right…

August 5, 2021
REVIEW of The Case of the Spotted Tailor (A Cunning Woman Mystery #1) by Anna Castle

superstitions in Tudor England were actually based in fact? What if animals could talk and fairies roamed free, ready to wreak their mischief on hapless town folk?

August 5, 2021
REVIEW of The Indebted Earl (Serendipity and Secrets #3) by Erica Vetsch

This book explores a second chance at love as Sophie grieves the death of one man and gradually has her heart healed and transformed to love another….

August 4, 2021
REVIEW of John Eyre: A Tale of Darkness and Shadow by Mimi Matthews (BLOG TOUR)

Wrestling with his despair, and determined to find meaning once again in his vocation, John Eyre takes a position from Mr. Fairfax of Thornfield Hall. Upon arriving at the secluded manor, which is surrounded by strange mists, John discovers that Mr. Fairfax is only the butler and a mysteriously absent Mrs. Rochester is the one…

July 18, 2021
REVIEW of A Captain for Caroline Gray by Julie Wright

Would you sail from Regency England to India to find a husband? See my review of A Captain for Caroline Gray…

April 11, 2021
REVIEW of Georgana’s Secret by Arlem Hawks (BLOG TOUR)

This story was a perfect blend of history and romance. The publisher notes say that fans of Jane Austen and Patrick O’Brian will enjoy the novel, and for once, I think the notes might be right!

February 11, 2021
REVIEW of The Canterbury Murders (Stanton & Barling #3) by E.M. Powell

Canterbury. One of the holiest sites in twelfth-century England, and one of the unluckiest. Not only has the lead-lined roof of the monumental cathedral melted to ash in a conflagration, but now one of the stonemasons repairing the building has been murdered in a horrific manner…

December 31, 2020
REVIEW of The Gentleman Spy (Serendipity and Secrets #2) by Erica Vetsch

As an agent for the crown, younger son Marcus Haverly has often risked life and limb in service of his country. With the demise of his father and older brother, however, he now bears the ducal title. Irked by his mother’s nagging, Marcus comes up with a plan to fulfill his obligations to his family…

December 31, 2020

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