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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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REVIEW of The Season by Sophia Holloway
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REVIEW of The Hapgoods of Bramleigh (SERIES) by Christina Dudley
This six-book Regency series follows the story of the Hapgood family as several country misses find love amidst unconventional circumstances. With elegant prose and clever dialogue reminiscent of Georgette Heyer, each book is a delight to read. Billed as “traditional Regency romances,” the books contain more realism than many modern-day Regency pastiches, painting the lives…
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REVIEW of Twilight at Moorington Cross by Abigail Wilson
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REVIEW of Shadows of Swanford Abbey by Julie Klassen (BLOG TOUR)
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REVIEW of Kingscastle by Sophia Holloway
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REVIEW of The Matchmaker’s Lonely Heart by Nancy Campbell Allen (BLOG TOUR)
A writer for her aunt’s Marriage Gazette, Miss Amelie Hampton is a hopeless romantic who has fallen for one of the newspaper’s clients, Mr. Harold Radcliffe (or should I say, Mr. Dashing?). When police detective Michael Baker approaches Amelie about an investigation on Mr. Radcliffe, Amelie agrees to go undercover to help him in order…
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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…
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REVIEW of The House at the End of the Moor by Michelle Griep
Maggie Lee is determined to stay hidden in her house at the end of the moor until escaped convict Oliver Ward comes crashing into her life. As Maggie conceals Oliver from a cruel and vindictive lawman, they both come to realize that Oliver’s unjust conviction for jewel theft and Maggie’s sudden flight from London are…
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REVIEW of The Bridge to Belle Island by Julie Klassen
After Benjamin Booker loses a London court case due to the wiles of a beautiful woman, he’s determined not to make the mistake of trusting easily once again. His episodes of vertigo generally keep him from traveling, but when the retired partner of his law firm is murdered, he cannot refuse the journey to investigate…
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