Historical Romance

  • Scandal

    This month’s book is Heather Cullman’s Scandal, a tale of a marquess’s daughter forced to marry a wealthy commoner who made his fortune in India. Gideon Harwood discovers a secret about Lady Julia’s father and agrees to marry her so that she might help his younger sisters gain entree into the ton. As he comes…

  • A Dangerous Fancy

    When A Dangerous Fancy opens, it is 1890 and Alexander Drake has just retuned from an assignment abroad in the service of the British government. Because Alex is a friend of Prince Edward, one of the first things he does is to go to attend the Prince at their club. Upon walking into the Prince’s…

  • The Penwyth Curse

    “It was unbelievable, a play written by a madman.” So thinks a character late in this book, and I couldn’t help but agree. Although Ms. Coulter used to be an autobuy for me, The Penwyth Curse is an accurate example of why that has ceased to be so. While once upon a time you could…

  • Captured Innocence

    Captured Innocence is a princess story with little charm. I read and enjoyed one of Sizemore’s fantasy titles, so I was a bit surprised at how little this book engaged me. Lady Lily Bancroft grew up living a fairly simple life in the English countryside. Her parents were loving, and she didn’t think much about…

  • Scandal

    This book would have been so much better if it weren’t for the hero and heroine. Which is not a really promising realization to have about a romance novel, but having had it, I thought I’d better warn you. Gideon Harwood, recently returned from India, is searching for his lost brother Caleb when he stumbles…

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