The Ravenels meet The Wallflowers? Are you kidding me? This is a OTP for fans of historical fiction and I did a little dance of joy when I read the tag line for Devil’s Daughter, the fifth book in The Ravenels series by Lisa Kleypas. Of course, West Ravenel has long been one of my […]
Historical Romance is my total brain candy; it’s my escape, my leave the world behind and soak in a bath with a glass of wine and melt the world away kind of reading. Surrender of a Siren has your typical Rogue of a male lead and the virginal Lady trying to get away from the […]
This was pretty freaking adorable. Suzanne Enoch is an author I’ve seen round about in my book musings but have never read. It’s Getting Scot in Here is the first book in a new Wild Wicked Highlander series focused on three brothers from the Highlands, raised solely by their father, after their mother returned to […]
Tessa Dare is one of my favorite Historical Romance writers. Her stories are always fun and Marriage of Convenience to lovers is a favorite trope of mine, so I was excited to get my hands on the Rogues Rush In: A Regency Duet. I’d never read Christi Caldwell before but see her books everywhere; this […]
Oh Captain, my captain, I do love a good pirate tale. The Duke with a Dragon Tattoo has a few things going for it. There is, of course, the dashing and dastardly pirate king and a damsel in need of saving from some nefarious old dude. But before that, we get some sweet and cute, […]
What do you get yourself for your birthday when you are going to be a thirty-year old virgin? Well, a night with a man, of course. No sense sitting on the shelf, never touched, when there is a perfectly good Madam who can provide just the man to see to your curiosities. Except what if […]
A woman trapped in a harem for years has come home, only to marry a man believed to have killed not one, but two wives, well count me in since that isn’t something I see in historical romance ever. I’m not one to be really caught up on how true to the time something is […]
My favorite historical romance ever, Celia Garth, is also by this author. When I saw this was narrated by Gabra Zackman, I had to have it. These books are historical fiction, in addition to the romance, which I think is the fascinating part. They were written about 50 years ago so the style and attitudes […]
Two similar and yet different romances told side by side is a cute premise. The contemporary couple discovering the history of another romantic couple was interesting. I couldn’t wait to find out more about the history and potential identity of ‘The Siren’ depicted in a much sought after painting series. The problem with having two […]
This is the first historical romance I remember and a favorite of mine in my teen years. I own an original hardcover copy. I bought the ebook and now I have listened to the new audio release. It is a very long time since I read Celia Garth, so it was shocking to me […]