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REVIEW of A Lady of Conscience (Somerset Stories #5) by Mimi Matthews
Shy Hannah Heywood is only outspoken when it comes to the mistreatment of animals. Afraid of London’s vastness, she elects to have her debut season in Bath instead. It’s not remarkable that the Beresfords choose to join the Heywoods in Bath, given the imminent nuptials between their families, but it is suspicious that the Beresford…
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REVIEW of The Lily of Ludgate Hill (Belles of London #3) by Mimi Matthews (BLOG TOUR)
Anne Deveril broke with Felix Hartford years ago–when her father died, plunging her mother into limitless grief…when Anne became the sole prop to her mother in her sadness…when Felix failed to understand what Anne needed and grew resentful instead. But now, six-and-a-half years later, she needs a favor from Felix. She needs a gentleman to escort…
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REVIEW of Appointment in Bath (Somerset Stories #4) by Mimi Matthews
Just because his parents are mortal enemies with the Burton-Smythes doesn’t mean that Ivo Beresford shares that prejudice. When Ivo encounters shy, stammering Meg Burton-Smythe while out riding, he is drawn to her as a friend…and perhaps something more. But matters become tangled when Ivo’s parents and older brother discover the secret connection. And how…
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REVIEW of Man of Shadow and Mist (Of Monsters and Men #2) by Michelle Griep
When Sir James Morgan returns from Transylvania to England, his reclusive ways and strange behaviors give rise to rumors in the village. The man must be a vampire, and the mysterious deaths of sheep and cattle with their throats slit only confirms the matter. Rosa Edwards, daughter of the village librarian, is the only one…
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REVIEW of Return to Satterthwaite Court (Somerset Stories #3) by Mimi Matthews
Retired from the military, Charles Heywood is determined to reconcile with his parents and obtain a piece of property important to his family history. But a chance meeting with audacious Kate Beresford in London upends all his peace. Convinced that Charles is the hero she needs, Kate pursues him determinedly. Is it possible that the…
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REVIEW of The Belle of Belgrave Square (Belles of London #2) by Mimi Matthews (BLOG TOUR & GIVEAWAY)
Julia Wychwood has led the life of an invalid for as long as she can remember. Her parents, obsessed with tonics and bedrest and bloodletting, refuse to let her live a normal life, and whenever her social anxiety causes her to seek solitude and a good book, she must then contend with the unsavory remedies…
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REVIEW of An Autumn Kiss (Timeless Victorian Collection #7) by Laura Rollins, Annette Lyon, and Lisa H. Catmull (BLOG TOUR)
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REVIEW of The Siren of Sussex (Belles of London #1) by Mimi Matthews (BLOG TOUR)
Evelyn Maltravers has come to London aware that she can only afford to have one season and that she needs to make the most of it. While she would easily be outshone in the ballroom, her best asset is her horsewomanship (pretend that that’s a word). To accentuate her equestrian skills, she needs a riding…
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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 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…
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