by annegregor | Feb 3, 2023 | Historical
Merch idea: Keep Calm and Lynsay Sands. If a Sands’ Historical Romance can’t fix what ails you – consider 911. In Her Highlander’s Bed is Allissaid’s story, the younger sister of Claray MacFarlane from Highland Wolf (Book 10). MacNaughton...
by annegregor | Sep 12, 2022 | Historical
The Goode Girls series is a keeper (I read the first five books in a week)❣️ Kerrigan Byrne has fast become an author whose new releases are met with finger-tingles of joy. The Goode Girls is a transitional series that spins off and has crossover...
by annegregor | Aug 26, 2022 | Book Reviews, Historical
The first novel in Sarah MacLean’s Hell’s Belles series – Bombshell – was all about the last unmarried Scandalous Talbot sister, Lady Sesily, and though her story was a glorious study in impropriety, her female crew of misfit maverick...
by annegregor | Aug 11, 2022 | Book Reviews, Historical
Admittedly, I have been patiently/impatiently awaiting Marcel Lamarr, the Marquess of Dorchester’s twin children’s stories – and in Someone Perfect, we get his daughter Estelle’s! Listen, if you’re reading this review then I’m sure...
by annegregor | Aug 6, 2022 | Book Reviews, Historical
Few characters tickle me more than ones that remind me of Brenna from Julie Garwood’s The Wedding! So, twenty-six years later, Lynsay Sands blessed this Historical Romance fan with Lady Claray MacFarlane.❣️Claray’s sensible-nonsensical...
by annegregor | Jul 19, 2022 | Book Reviews, Historical
Kerrigan Byrne’s Fiona Mahoney mysteries are steeped in the dark and dangerous macabre of the nineteenth-century London streets. The man responsible for the gruesome death of Fiona’s best friend in A Business of Blood, Jack the Ripper, still haunts the...
