Silver Dollar Duke by Sally Britton | Review
Silver Dollar Duke by Sally Britton
The novel is very entertaining with glimpses into both Regency England and the wilds of the Tombstone, Arizona area.
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A Haunting at Havenwood by Sally Britton
A Haunting at Havenwood by Sally Britton is a charming, romantic story. It’s a quick yet satisfying read.
The witty dialogue between Ras and Louisa keeps the romance light and fun. When you add in lost treasure, two entertaining ghosts, and many minor characters to cheer or boo, you have a winning book.
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Reforming Lord Neil by Sally Britton ( Inglewood #5) | Book Review
Reforming Lord Neil by Sally Britton ( Inglewood #5) | Book Review Reforming Lord Neil is the latest entry in the Inglewood series from author, Sally Britton. It might just be the best one yet. There is nothing like seeing a rake reformed by love. This edition is book 5 in the Inglewood Regency Romance […]
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Review: Engaging Sir Isaac by Sally Britton
Engaging Sir Isaac is a superb sweet, clean Regency Romance novel. Author, Sally Britton, captures your heart and attention on page one and doesn’t turn you loose until the last word. Special Note: Author, Sally Britton has donated a signed copy for one lucky winner. Please leave a comment at the end of this post […]
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August 19 2018 Newsletter
Welcome to the August 19, 2018 Newsletter For those of you who like to revisit the links from the newsletter without sorting through your emails, here are the links & more detailed info from the August 19 2018 newsletter. If you are reading this and are not a subscriber, you can find the sign […]
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July 2018 Reading List
Welcome to the July 2018 Reading List. I have several recommendations and a few reviews. The first part of the month was devoted to family and simply enjoying my time with them. I read very little during that time other than children’s books but I made up for it after all the visitors left. […]
