Earl of My Dreams is Sylvie Sinclair’’s debut novel and is the first book in her Romancing the Rogue Regency romance series. Earl of my Dreams begins at a house party where Sophie is determined to make a match between her cousin, Olivia, and Griffin, the Marquess of Keswick. The problem is, Sophie’s childhood crush,ContinueContinue reading “Review: Earl Of my Dreams by Sylvie Sinclair”
Category Archives: Romance
Unboxing the 25th Anniversary Edition Bride Quest Series
Back in May or June one of my favourite medieval authors, Claire Delacroix, launched a Kickstarter to produce 25th anniversary hard cover editions of her Bride Quest series. She had announced it earlier in her Facebook group and I had been looking forward to the launch. I was so excited that I think the firstContinueContinue reading “Unboxing the 25th Anniversary Edition Bride Quest Series”
Review: The Scot and the Sorceress by Claire Delacroix
I got a bit behind and missed scheduling a couple of blog posts last week. I’m trying to get to the point that I have some posts scheduled well in advance, so that if I get busy my blog doesn’t sit, silent, for long periods again. Today I’m back with another book review of TheContinueContinue reading “Review: The Scot and the Sorceress by Claire Delacroix”
Review: All You Need Is A Duke by Bianca Blythe
All You Need is a Duke is book 1 in Bianca Blythe’s Regency romance series, The Duke Hunter’s Club. I don’t think I’ve read a Bianca Blythe book before, but I downloaded this book with my Kindle Unlimited subscription. Keeping this in mind, I was prepared for the possibility that the book was slightly lessContinueContinue reading “Review: All You Need Is A Duke by Bianca Blythe”
Review: What’s a Duke Got to Do With It by Christina Britton
What’s a Duke Got to Do With It is Christina Britton’s second book in the Synneful Spinsters series, but may be read as a standalone. Sebastian Thorne, Marquess of Marsten, and Katrina Denby were on the verge of something special when circumstances separate them, and send each of them away from each other, and outContinueContinue reading “Review: What’s a Duke Got to Do With It by Christina Britton”
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