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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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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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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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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In keeping with my Victoriana obsession, when I saw this historical fiction title from Lesley Krueger, I couldn’t wait to dive in. Based on the life of Richard Dadd, a Victorian artist and celebrity as his life and influences juxtapose against those of Charlotte Brontë, herself in the midst of her own questions and tumult. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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A newcomer to the Thomas DeQuincey stories, the premise of this audiobook was too intriguing to pass up. Narrated by Neil Dickson, let’s take a ride on a steam-powered train in Victorian England in 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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Diana Quincy returns today with the third in her Regency Romance Series, Rebellious Brides. Please read on for my review of this clever historic romance mixed with a touch of spy and suspense, perfect for an afternoon read. Read more of this post
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The first time I’ve read any of Thomasine Rappold’s work, and with the third in her Soul Survivor series, the premise of the story was too intriguing to pass up. Please read my review for
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The opportunity for a Victorian Era romance series isn’t a frequent one, but the Duke Trilogy from Karen Ranney is just that. Now available, please read on for my review and excerpt, be sure to check out the tour stops to see what other readers thought and then, be sure to enter the giveaway where you could win One of 3 paperback copies of THE SCOTTISH DUKE (U.S. Only)
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