Prudence Bice always packs passion into her writing, and The Widower's Wife possesses it in spades. Jillian's passion for Dalton and his passion for her as well as the passion they both feel…
Margaret Brownley offers Waiting for Morning as the second installment to The Brides of Last Chance Ranch series. Those who have read the first book in the series might be a …
Within the Dark Hills is a story of a man trying to care for his daughter and doing all that he can to do so. When he approaches the reverend for help and is married to Annie, he has someone to l…
An Unlikely Match is a unique combination of medieval mystery and regency romance. Author Sarah M. Eden takes readers on a picturesque journey to nineteenth century Wales, where the dashingly handsome…
Regency fans will enjoy Drops of Gold by Sarah M. Eden. Although this is the second book in a series about the Jonquil brothers, it stands alone. The author did an excellen…
Eva Ibbotson is one of my very favorite authors. Her sweet, genuine characters, quirky settings and personalities, and satisfying plots never fail to bring a smile to my face and an added measure of j…
Is it wrong to be disappointed when evil characters don't receive harsher treatment or the main characters pass up opportunities to justifiably kill them? If so, then this might not be the best …
Richard Carstares has done the unthinkable: He's cheated at cards! In order to save his beloved brother from shame and ruin, Lord John (the older brother and heir to the Earldom) takes the blame…
The first appearance of the duke of Rothwell in the life of Lady Madeleine was to ask her to chaperone his twin sisters. With that point being introduced at the beginning, one would think that w…
Irresistable and charming, I couldn't put Edenbrooke down. In fact, Edenbrooke made me so unabashedly happy that I read it three times! Kind-hearted Marianne and chivalrous Ph…
With its evocatively realistic language and determined heroine, Violins of Autumn drew me in immediately and kept me in its thrall until the very last page. Amy McAuley does a terrific job o…
The initial chapters of this story span many years and quickly cover many significant occasions. The author’s jumping between characters, locations and events is a little hard to follow at first. On…
