REVIEW of The Murder in Mirth (Lord Trevelin Mysteries #3) by Heidi Ashworth

With a reputation as murky as pond water, Lord Trevelin (aka “Trev”) is used to being ignored, insulted, and given … More

REVIEW of O’er the River Liffey, by Heidi Ashworth

After Niall Doherty’s father loses the family fortune, Niall is forced to rely on his professor’s generosity to finish his … More

Mr. Colin Lloyd-Jones has sworn off the London season and ladies in general. After crying off from his unfaithful fiancee, … More

Lord Haversham has been in love with Mira Crenshaw for years, but when he returns from the continent, there are … More

Two years after the fateful duel that left Lord Trevelin’s face permanently scarred, he has finally found a woman who … More

Rumors abound about the disreputable Lord Trevelin whose scarred mouth is perpetually twisted into a sneer. When Sophie Lundell glimpses … More

Anthony and Ginny (or to use their titles–Lord and Lady Crenshaw) have been married for seven months and are just … More

The Devil in Beauty is Heidi Ashworth’s first foray into historical mystery and the first in a series with the … More

Miss Delacourt Has Her Day is a sequel to Miss Delacourt Speaks Her Mind, but it felt almost like Part … More

Miss Delacourt Speaks Her Mind is a delightful romantic farce in the glorious tradition of Georgette Heyer. When Ginny Delacourt’s great-aunt … More