Alice Ross is on the blog today with a new title that is full of laughter, friendship, and finding your path, even while led by a jumpy elderly greyhound. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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New to me author Liz Trenow is on the blog today with the US release of her story about the silk weavers in 18th century Britain, and based on family history. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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I just can’t seem to get away from my British Chick Lit obsession and Fiona Collins is the recipient of today’s installment. Friendship, family, futures and finding yourself in your near forties is the theme of today’s title Read more of this post
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A debut offering on the blog today from Lisa Berne and the first in The Penhallow Dynasty series. A wonderfully complex, action packed story with plenty of fuel to keep readers engaged, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Laura Lee Guhrke is on the blog today with a new historic romance series, set in the late Victorian era, Dear Lady Truelove. A wonderful change from the plethora of Regency romances out there, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Continuing with my British book obsession, allow me to present the first in the Beachside Bay series by Karen Clarke. This lovely little read in an afternoon for a bit of an escape story is loaded with sweets (the candy kind), humor, laughter and a touch of redemption. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Amelia Grey returns to the blog today with the first in her new historic series, The Rakes of St. James. Redemption and Rakes – who could go wrong? Please read on for my review of and an excerpt from Read more of this post
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Returning to the Dukes Behaving Badly series from Megan Frampton, the fifth title is on the blog today with a feel of Pygmalion in this historic romance. Please read on for my review, check out the tour stops to see what others thought, read the excerpt and don’t forget to enter the tour wide giveaway where you could win one of Three (3) Print copies of WHY DO DUKES FALL IN LOVE: Dukes Behaving Badly #4 (US Only). But fist Read more of this post
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Not quite sure what I was getting into, the premise was cute, and I was compelled to follow my current obsession with British Chick Lit and Rom Com authors, and this book from Rosa Temple fit the bill. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Did you ever rummage through an old steamer trunk in an antiques store, or perhaps in an old corner of the family attic? What if all of those items that you unearthed after years of neglect, came with a story? Ruth Hogan brings the feel of unearthing stories and histories, treasured items carefully collected and cataloged, that bring hope, growth and connections unexpected in this wonderful debut offering Read more of this post
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