This one’s a gem. I’ve loved the Ravenswood series and this features Winifred (Westcott family) and Nicholas (Ware family). Both are almost engaged to others but, as they say, the course of true love…. I wondered how it would all play out and I wasn’t disappointed. The author gives us a summary of the characters…
Remember When is my favorite book in the Ravenswood series so far! It’s Clarissa’s story, Devlin’s mother (the Dowager Countess of Stratton from Remember Love) and it’s a sweet, second chance romance. It has an older couple who enjoy a summer romance at the beautiful Ravenswood Estate and I found it heartwarming and refreshing. Clarissa…
Mary Balogh wraps up her Ravenswood series with Always Remember, Ben’s story. The romance is wonderful, yet the slightly muted character of the heroine means this book isn’t my favorite Balogh novel in the series, but it’s still worth reading. Ben Ellis (as previously established, the by-blow of the late Duke of Stratton, raised by…
Remember Me is the second book in a series about the Ware siblings, who had their lives interrupted by a family scandal, changing their family forever. I enjoyed the first book (Remember Love), so I was really excited to get my hands on this one. Sadly, however, I was very disappointed. Philippa is the oldest…
Mary Balogh does it again with the latest instalment in her Ravenswood series, Remember Me. The book gives us angst, gives us several love stories worth crying over, and tells multiple family stories while managing to balance out its narrative. It’s not my favorite Balogh ever, but it’s still a good book. Lady Philippa –…
Remember Love is the first in a new series by prolific historical romance writer Mary Balogh. I was excited to crack this one open; I was not disappointed. Devlin Ware has no reason to doubt the goodness, the honorability of his family. His father is the Earl of Stratton, and a family man beyond reproach,…
When a romance hits that sweet spot between adorable, heartbreaking and steamy, you know what you’re reading is a treasure. Talia Hibbert’s lovely and warm-hearted That Kind of Guy is a delight; romantic, tender, and a little heartbreaking, it features realistic and flawed people who carve a bit of love out for themselves in a…
What happens when a bad boy becomes a man? Nate Davis didn’t plan on returning to his hateful hometown. But then, he didn’t plan on being widowed in his twenties, or on his mother getting sick, either. Turns out, life doesn’t give a f$*k about plans. Hannah Kabbah thought her career in childcare was over….
STOP reading if you are new to the Ravenswood series. There will be spoilers in this review. Talia Hibbert’s A Girl Like Her was a unique and a refreshing change from typical contemporary romance. While fans patiently wait for the second book in the series, the author pivots away from her principals and shines the spotlight on…
Don’t you just love the simple pleasure of opening a book you know very little about and finding treasure within its pages? Me, too. When I read the blurb for A Girl Like Her, I was wary. The heroine is alternately described as rude, awkward, and, according to everyone in town, bad news; also, isolated…
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