TBR Challenge June 2022 – After the War
War romances have a certain intensity to them that draws in audiences. But what happens once the war is over? How do people wrestle with what they have experienced and how can they adjust back to civilian life? That’s our theme this month in TBR Challenge. Caz read a novel taking on the aftermath of World War I, while Lynn went a little further back in time. Her pick features soldiers adjusting to civilian life after Waterloo.
Lost & Found by Liv Rancourt
Set in Paris shortly after the end of World War One, Lost & Found is the story of a traumatised young American doctor who returns to Paris to search for his best friend, who has been missing since before war ended. It’s the compelling story of one man’s search for so much more than […]
We listen to you, we really do. And we’ve noticed that you, along with several of our reviewers, aren’t all that happy with most – not all, but most – of the historical romance that’s been published in the past year or so. Using our Power Search feature, we looked at all the Historical Romance reviews we’ve written in 2019. We’ve given out 19 As, 47 Bs, 21 Cs, 13 Ds, and 2 Fs. 
It’s that time again – 
On Friday, 
In 2011, I read the first of Elizabeth Essex’s Dartmouth Brides books, 
KJ Charles’s three 
KJC: When I wrote the initial story, 