The last of the younger generation of Westcotts to get his romance, and one I’ve anticipated since the very first book when his life went to pieces and he slowly put himself back together. A powerful series seems to be coming to a close and I’ve enjoyed the long romantic, and sometimes painful journey, with […]
Three sisters, born Irish and raised southern, live their lives against the brutal tapestry of war. Family, divided loyalty, love, and well-being are a high cost they pay. A Scene in Time is an American Civil War era family saga by a new to me author and, nearly new to me team of narrators. This […]
When I pick up a book that takes place during World War 2, I am never 100% sure how many tears I’m going to shed. I often marvel how any story that takes place during a period in history marked by such devastating loss and immeasurable hardship can end up lifting my spirts. Goodnight From […]
After encountering Luther Pell and Raina Kirk from the beginning of the Burning Cove series, I was semi disappointed they hadn’t gotten their own story yet and seemed to be relegated to fascinating side characters as new characters were introduced. Not that I didn’t love these new stories and characters supremely well. Imagine my excitement […]
Tempting Fate is the fourth book in the Goode Girls series. It can absolutely be read as a standalone as I had not read any of the other books prior to this one. Tempting Fate’s hero reminded me slightly of the Phantom of the Opera. A man who hid in the shadows for most of […]
A swashbuckling ‘powder and patch’ early Georgian Era romantic adventure for two vivacious siblings who evaded the purge of Jacobites after Culloden and hide in plain sight amongst London High Society in a sparkling and witty gender bender. Georgette Heyer is most known for her sparkling, light Regency Romance. However, she did not limit herself […]
The Traitor picks up the Rebels and Redcoats Saga right where The Tory ended. I began reading with a hopeful heart and at first it seemed things would improve for my favored characters. But again the author is tearing my heart out, and while fulfilling my need for information about who are the liars and […]
I don’t read much historical fiction other than fantasy. Often times with historical fiction, I then want to know what really happened. The Tory is easier in that the Revolutionary War is one of my favorite time periods to read and most of the characters are not real people other than the leaders of the […]
I love Historical Romance, something I’ve mentioned in reviews more than once, and will probably mention again in the future. In a genre that seems dominated by veteran writers, I was pleased to discover a new voice; Evie Dunmore. Her debut novel, Bringing Down the Duke, is the first in series A League of Extraordinary […]
Hit Me With Your Best Scot is the third book in the Wild Wicked Highlanders series. I was a little worried that Cole MacTaggerts’ book wouldn’t be as enjoyable as the other two brothers, as he seemed twice as stubborn and has had a few instances in the other books where he hasn’t come off […]