A Waltz on the Wild Side is book 6 in Erica Ridley’s The Wild Wynchesters Regency romance series, and it was such a fun read, just what I needed at the time I picked it up. Erica Ridley is one of my favourite historical romance authors, so I was excited when I was approved forContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Waltz on the Wild Side by Erica Ridley”
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ARC Review: Look Before You Leap by Virginia Heath
Look Before You Leap is book 2 in Virginia Heath’s regency romance series, Miss Prentice’s Protégées. This was my first book in the series, but like most books in this genre, although it’s part of a series it’s easily read as a standalone, as each book follows a different couple, and couples from other booksContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Look Before You Leap by Virginia Heath”
ARC Review: The Accidental Debutante by Jane Dunn
The Accidental Debutante is a regency romance by author Jane Dunn, and although it wasn’t terrible, it wasn’t my cup of tea. I found the story of Eliza Gray, a circus performer who is looking for her family to be more than a little bit unbelievable considering the time period in which the story wasContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Accidental Debutante by Jane Dunn”
ARC Review: A Most Unlikely Lady by Darcy McGuire
A Most Unlikely Lady is book 4 in Darcy McGuire’s series, the Queen’s Deadly Damsels. Despite the full title of this book indicating it is a regency era novel (the full title on GoodReads is A Most Unlikely Lady: A breathlessly romantic regency read from Darcy McGuire) the book actually takes place in the VictorianContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Most Unlikely Lady by Darcy McGuire”
ARC Review: The Duke’s Desire by Claire Delacroix
The Duke’s Desire is book 6 in The Ladies’ Essential Guide to the Art of Seduction series by Claire Delacroix, a book that I’ve been highly anticipating. For five books we’ve seen Damien, the Duke of Haynesdale, and infamous courtesan Esmeralda Ballantyne antagonize each other as they each fought their attraction to the other, andContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Duke’s Desire by Claire Delacroix”
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