Tag: Sarah E. Ladd

  • REVIEW of The Light at Wyndcliff (Cornwall #3) by Sarah E. Ladd

    REVIEW of The Light at Wyndcliff (Cornwall #3) by Sarah E. Ladd

    Evelyn Bray lives in a world between two classes. Fallen into genteel poverty and granddaughter to the steward of the Wyndcliff estate, she is not quite a servant, but not quite a lady. When Liam Twethewey, the young heir who is just come of age, comes out to inspect his estate, he finds himself drawn…

  • REVIEW of The Thief of Lanwyn Manor (Cornwall #2) by Sarah E. Ladd

    REVIEW of The Thief of Lanwyn Manor (Cornwall #2) by Sarah E. Ladd

    Julia Twethewey was too obvious with her interest in a certain dashing young gentleman, and when he becomes engaged to another, she shamefacedly leaves the neighborhood to avoid embarrassment. Her cousin Jane, wife to a deployed military man, is on bedrest at Lanwyn Manor in Cornwall, and Julia goes to attend her as a companion…

  • REVIEW of The Governess of Penwythe Hall (Cornwall #1) by Sarah E. Ladd

    REVIEW of The Governess of Penwythe Hall (Cornwall #1) by Sarah E. Ladd

    Driven from Cornwall by her late husband’s relatives, Delia Greythorne finds refuge as a governess, becoming devoted to her young charges. But when her new employer dies three years later, she finds that the children are being left in the care of their estranged uncle and that his estate of Penwythe Hall lies a mere…

  • REVIEW of The Weaver’s Daughter, by Sarah E. Ladd

    REVIEW of The Weaver’s Daughter, by Sarah E. Ladd

    No one thought Henry Stockton would return from the war alive, and when the young heir to Stockton’s cloth mill comes back to the village, not everyone is happy about it. Things have changed in the three years he’s been away. There’s a growing feud between the mill owners and the weavers–who are convinced that…

  • REVIEW of A Stranger at Fellsworth, by Sarah E. Ladd

    REVIEW of A Stranger at Fellsworth, by Sarah E. Ladd

    Annabelle Thorley has been left an orphan in London and now her alcoholic, abusive brother wants to marry her off to a rich, but deplorable, friend to keep his own affairs afloat. Having no one else to turn to, Annabelle asks Owen Locke, a kind gamekeeper who earlier protected her from a pickpocket, to help…

  • REVIEW of The Curiosity Keeper, by Sarah E. Ladd

    REVIEW of The Curiosity Keeper, by Sarah E. Ladd

    This book was a decent Regency romance although not particularly memorable. I received it for my birthday a year ago, and as items sometimes do in our house, it promptly disappeared. One of the kids found it buried under my dresser last week, and I was excited to have something to read during Christmas break…