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”
Tag Archives: ARC
ARC Review: Just Like Starting Over by Deborah Cooke
In Deborah Cooke’s second entry in The Carpe Diem Café series, Just Like Starting Over brings us back to the small town of Empire where Sylvia Kincaid must deal with the lingering feelings for Mike, her 15 year old daughter’s father. Written in first person in alternating points of view between Sylvia and Mike forContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Just Like Starting Over by Deborah Cooke”
ARC Review: Death at an Irish Village by Ellie Brannigan
Death at an Irish Village is book 3 in Ellie Brannigan’s Irish Castle Mystery series. Set in a small Irish village, cousins Rayne and Ciara are struggling to make their inheritance profitable, despite people who are trying to make them fail. When one of the locals is found dead on the grave of an ancestor,ContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Death at an Irish Village by Ellie Brannigan”
ARC Review: Here for a Good Time by Pyae Moe Thet War
Here for a Good Time by Pyae Moe Thet War is advertised as a romcom, but I found very little romantic or funny in this book. I really wanted to love Here for a Good Time, the premise sounded interesting, the setting was different, and I was looking forward to reading a romance set inContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Here for a Good Time by Pyae Moe Thet War”
ARC Review: Mince Pies and Murder by J.R. Leigh
Mince Pies and Murder is book 3 in J. R. Leigh’s Morwenna Mutton Mysteries series set in the Cornish town of Seal Bay, and although it’s part of a series it’s easily read as a standalone. The story is written from the point of view of Morwenna Mutton, a grandmother who balances her job atContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Mince Pies and Murder by J.R. Leigh”
Life, Tea, and Everything 