I’d first encountered Jane Goodger at the tail end of her Lords and Ladies series: now with the new Brides of St. Ives series set in the Victorian era brings me another opportunity. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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A highland box set is on the blog today- with 4 stories from Lecia Cornwall, Anna Harrington, May McGoldrick, & Sabrina York. Two of these authors I’ve read before, the others are new to me. But, it’s highlanders and romance – and how could you go wrong? Please read on for my review and some excerpts from Read more of this post
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Curious because of the premise, alhough the first I’ve read in Julia Quinn’s Rokesbys series, I wanted something a bit different from the norm – and set in America around the time of the revolutionary war, this was the perfect option. Please read on for my review and an excerpt from the title, check out the tour stops to see what other readers thought and be sure to enter the tour-wide giveaway where one US winner will receive a print copy of BECAUSE OF MISS BRIDGERTON
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After reading Eva Leigh’s first historic series, I knew that I would grab at the chance to read more. Now with the first from The London Underground historic romance series now available – I got the chance. Please read on for my review and an excerpt, check out the tour stops to see what other readers thought, and don’t forget to enter the tour wide giveaway where 5 US winners will receive a paperback copy of the title.
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Sandy Taylor is on the blog today with the third in her Brighton Girls Trilogy, this a story of love and sacrifice in war-time Britain. 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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Debut author Janna MacGregor comes to the blog today with the first in her Regency-era romance, the first in The Cavensham Heiresses series. Please read on for my review and an excerpt, and be sure to enter the blog exclusive giveaway where you could win a paperback copy of the title (US Only). But first Read more of this post
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Grab your hats for this perfectly madcap historic romance with mystery, laughter, love and a touch of naughty! Christy Carlyle returns to the blog today with the second in her Romancing the Rules series. Set in Victorian England, these stories deliver on their promises! Please read on for my review and excerpt, check out the tour stops to see what others thought, and don’t forget to enter the tour-wide giveaway where you could win one of TWO print copies of RULES FOR A ROGUE. But first,
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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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Karen Ranney again on the blog today with the second installment in the Duke Trilogy, a historic romance series. Please read on for my review and an excerpt, check out the tour stops to see what other readers thought of the book, and don’t forget to enter the tour wide giveaway where you could win one of two print copies of THE SCOTTISH DUKE, the first book in the trilogy. Please read on for more about Read more of this post
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