REVIEW of Courting the Country Miss, by Donna Hatch

The story opens with Leticia (“Tish”) heartbroken. Richard, the man she had always assumed she would marry, is now married … More

REVIEW of The Devil in Beauty, by Heidi Ashworth

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

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

Corinne deCoventry, a young widow from Berkeley Square, discovers that her pearls have gone missing at a masquerade ball. And … 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

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

My latest Regency is out today! I hope you’ll take a look at it. With her third London season drawing … 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