Publisher: Avon Where did you get this book: E-arc from the author. Release date: Out now. Blurb taken from fantasticfiction.co.uk: A lady must be prepared for anything . . . when marrying a scoundrel. Sadie Moon once thought she was in love. Then her dashing husband left her to seek his fortune, and she had […]
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Publisher: Carina Press. Where did you get the ebook from: ARC from author. Release date: Out now. This review contains some spoilers. Blurb taken from Carina Press’ official website: Austria, 1804 Eight years ago, composer Arie De Voss claimed his late mentor’s final symphony as his own and became an icon. But fame has a
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Publisher: Avon, Piatkus Books Where did you get this book: Bought it Release date: US release: Out now. UK release: June. This review contains minor spoilers. Blurb taken from author’s official website: 1 Sebastian Grey is a devilishly handsome rogue with a secret. 2 Annabel Winslow‘s family voted her The Winslow Most Likely to Speak
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Over this past week I had the pleasure of reading a historical romance set in an era that I must admit I haven’t read willingly since High School. Don’t get me wrong, I have overdosed on different settings including Scottish historical period, the regency and Victorian eras, the desert sheik/island millionaire/business tycoon, the Native American,
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Here are some more short reviews. These short reviews won’t be forever, but like I said, “I’m waging a war on my TBR pile.” And so far I’m winning…I think. Sinful Surrender by Beverly Kendall Blurb taken from Beverley Kendalls’ official website: Millicent “Missy” Armstrong is entering her fourth London Season, but not for lack
Scoundrel’s Kiss follows on from Carrie Lofty’s début book: What a Scoundrel Wants, which was based around the legend of Robin Hood and featured Will Scarlett as the hero (I found he was a much hotter hero than any of the Robin Hood’s I’ve read about!). In Scoundrel’s Kiss, the heroine is Ada of Keyworth,
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