Martha Waters brings her enjoyable Regency Vows series to a rousing close with To Woo and to Wed, a charming and witty second-chance romance between two characters who have been dancing around each other for some time. The Marquess of Weston and Sophie, the widowed Lady Bridewell, clearly have a history together and have been…
Martha Waters continues her Regency Vows series with To Swoon and to Spar, the story of Penvale and his uncle’s ward, Jane Spencer. There are a few moments of clunky writing that pulled me out of the story, but they were small; this is Waters’ best romance yet, and quite a cracking read. Peter, Viscount…
This third instalment in Martha Waters’ Regency Vows series is, I think, my favourite so far. It’s a charming marriage-of-convenience romance between two characters we’ve already met – the rakishly charming and somewhat scandalous Lord Julian Belfry and the very proper Lady Emily Turner. It’s a delightful read; the prose flows effortlessly, the characterisation is…
To Love and To Loathe is the follow-up to Martha Waters’ 2020 début historical romance, To Have and To Hoax. Our reviewer was less than impressed with it, citing problems with the premise and immaturity of the leads, and overall, reviews were mixed. With so many other books to review on my plate, I didn’t…
Martha Waters’ debut novel, To Have and To Hoax, had me laughing out loud but also throwing the book down with a groan. At times I thought this would land in B territory and at times I thought I would DNF it. Reader, I am still puzzled by this book! Lady Violet Grey and Lord…
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