Tag Archives: Historical Romance

ARC Review: The Stolen Bride by Claire Delacroix

I don’t know how she does it, but once again Claire Delacroix has penned a thrilling, action packed romance in The Stolen Bride, the third book in her series, The Brides of Inverfyre. We’ve already met Ramsay MacLaren in a previous book, The Runaway Bride, when Evangeline released him from her father’s dungeon, and preventedContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Stolen Bride by Claire Delacroix”

ARC Review: The Wolf by Hildie McQueen

The Wolf is book 1 in Hildie McQueen’s new series, Clan Ross of Skye. Munro Ross, brother to the laird, agrees to marry Lila MacKinnon, the downtrodden daughter of his clan’s arch-nemesis. But even though he chose her over her conniving sisters, he is still suspicious of Lila and fails to protect her as heContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Wolf by Hildie McQueen”

ARC Review: Once Upon a Murder by Samantha Larsen

Once Upon a Murder is the second book in the Lady Librarian Mystery series by Samantha Larsen. I am a huge fan of historical romance, and was excited to check out this mystery that has a touch of romance on the side, unfortunately it fell a little short for me. Set in a small EnglishContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Once Upon a Murder by Samantha Larsen”

ARC Review: A Trio of Reviews

February 6th 2024 is a big publishing day, apparently, so today I have a group of reviews for you that all come out that day. The Duke’s All That by Christina Britton The Duke’s All That by Christina Britton is book three in her Synneful Spinsters series, but could easily be read as a standaloneContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Trio of Reviews”

ARC Review: Nature of the Crime by Cara Devlin

Nature of the Crime by Cara Devlin is the sixth book in her Bow Street Duchess Mystery series, and while it may be more enjoyable to have read the previous books in the series prior to reading this book, I didn’t find it necessary, it could easily be read as a standalone. Audrey, is accusedContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Nature of the Crime by Cara Devlin”