Book Review: Jane Feather’s Snowy Night with a Stranger
Warm up on a winter’s night with three passionate love stories from three shining New York Times bestselling authors!
Genre: historical romance
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Stardust of Yesterday
Inheriting a castle—and a ghost to go with it—Gen Buchanan finds herself falling in love with the spectre of Kendrick de Piaget, an arrogant 13th century knight.
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Slightly Wicked
The rebellious Rannulf Bedwyn rescues a lady into a night of passion— rather risqué, somewhat naughty, and…Slightly Wicked, one for which Judith Law has no more use.
Book Review: Vicky Dreiling’s How to Seduce a Scoundrel
Every honorable rake knows that friends’ sisters are forbidden. But suddenly Julienne has a spark of mischief in her eyes that Hawk can’t resist, spending his days listening for her laughter and his nights dreaming of kissing her senseless. He’s always avoided innocents and their marriage-minded mothers, but has the man least likely to wed finally met his match?
Book Review: Vicky Dreiling’s How to Marry a Duke
Tessa Mansfield, the matchmaker, only has to find a woman Tristan, the Duke of Shelbourne, can tolerate. She wants to find him true love.
Book Review: Cathy Maxwell’s Four Dukes and a Devil
This anthology consists of two normal historical romances, two paranormal romances, and one contemporary romance.
Book Review: Loretta Chase’s Lord of Scoundrels
Tough-minded Jessica Trent’s sole intention is to free her nitwit brother from the destructive influence of Sebastian Ballister, the notorious Marquess of Dain. She never expects to desire the arrogant, amoral cad. And when Dain’s reciprocal passion places them in a scandalously compromising, and public, position, Jessica is left with no choice but to seek satisfaction…
Book Review: Amanda Quick’s Mistress
After a year of grand adventures abroad, Iphiginia Bright returned to England to discover that her Aunt Zoe has fallen victim to a sinister blackmailer and only Iphiginia can hope to stop the culprit before he can do more harm.
Book Review: Georgette Heyer’s Sprig Muslin
The highly sought-after Sir Gareth Ludlow has decided to propose to Lady Hester Theale but when Hester encounters his “rescued companion”, the wayward “Amanda Smith”, all bets are off.
Book Review: Georgette Heyer’s Black Sheep
The proper Abigail Wendover is thrown for a loop when her niece Fanny falls in love with a fortune hunter. When Stacy’s uncle comes to Bath, Abigail must overcome Mile’s indifference towards his nephew and help Abigail foil Stacy’s plans?