The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet by GL Robinson | Review
The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet by GL Robinson
If you like BRIDGERTON, You'll love this charming Regency Romance. 5/5 Stars for Amelia & Ned!
Tag: historical fiction
To Every Page a Turning: One Life's Journey by Carl Buccellato | Spotlight
To Every Page a Turning: One Life's Journey by Carl Buccellato
Each man must travel through life's seasons & ultimate lessons. The journey begins in the innocence of America in the 1950s. Discover a man seeking knowledge, peace, and faith.
The Mersey Mistress by Sheila Riley
The Mersey Mistress by Sheila Riley | Review
Mersey Mistress takes you on a journey to another time, another place. From the banks of the River Mersey to the frozen waters of the Canadian Saint Laurence River, this family saga will delight you.
The Wisdom of the Flock by Steve Gnatz | Spotlight
The Wisdom of the Flock by Steve Gnatz | Spotlight
King Louis XVI appoints Ben Franklin to investigate magnétisme animale. The Wisdom of The Flock explores the conflict between science & mysticism in a time rife w revolution, love, spies, & passion. #historicalfiction #history #giveaway
Earl of Brecken by Aubrey Wynne | Review-Giveaway-Tour
Earl of Brecken by Aubrey Wynne | Review-Giveaway-Tour A Book Blog Tour from Goddess Fish Promotions Thank you to the author, Aubrey Wynne as well as, Marianne and Judy of Goddess Fish for providing me the information for this tour. ******************** This book is also available on Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and iTunes. ******************** My thoughts on Earl of Brecken by Aubrey Wynne Earl of Brecken by Aubrey Wynn is a lovely Regency romance novel. The premise is not new, […]
The Hat Girl from Silver Street by Lindsey Hutchinson
Let bestselling author Lindsey Hutchinson take you back in time to the Victorian Black Country, for a tale of love, hardship, and fighting against the odds to succeed.
Life is tough for Ella Bancroft. After her father, Thomas, is wheelchair-bound by an accident at the tube works, the responsibility for keeping a roof over their head falls to Ella. Ella’s mother died when she was ten, and her sister Sally lives with her no-good, work-shy husband Eddy, so is no help at all. If she and her father are to keep the bailiffs from the door, then Ella must earn a living.