Author: Julie Anne Long

Review: The Legend of Lyon Redmond by Julie Anne Long

Review: The Legend of Lyon Redmond by Julie Anne Long

The Redmonds and Everseas have been rivals as far back as anyone can remember (it’s rumored one killed the other in 1605 over a stolen pig..or something…and that started the feud). When Lyon Redmond sees Olivia Eversea at a ball, he’s immediately draw to her, despite knowing his family’s history with hers. They can’t stay […]

Guest Review: Between the Devil and Ian Eversea by Julie Anne Long

Guest Review: Between the Devil and Ian Eversea by Julie Anne Long

  Tracy’s review of The Devil and Ian Eversea (Pennyroyal Green #9) by Julie Anne Long Titania Danforth has come to Pennyroyal Green from America to be wed. First her brother then her parents died and she is all alone in the world. It’s asked of the Duke of Falconbridge to take care of seeing […]

Lightning Review: It Happened One Midnight by Julie Anne Long

Lightning Review: It Happened One Midnight by Julie Anne Long

 I adore this series. I’ve been anxiously awaiting Jonathan’s story a long time. He and Tommy didn’t disappoint. Jonathan is the youngest son of Isaiah Redmond and the one his father thinks the least of. He considers Jonathan somewhat of a wastrel and a fairly useless man. Even though Jonathan tells him he’s making investments […]

Review: A Notorious Countess Confesses by Julie Anne Long

Review: A Notorious Countess Confesses by Julie Anne Long

I love that Long writes such unapologetic characters. She takes risks with them that I find utterly enchanting. Evie was an actress and courtesan who was the toast of London, until she did the unthinkable and married an Earl, who just happened to win her hand in a card game. As if that weren’t bad […]

Review: How the Marquess Was Won by Julie Anne Long

Review: How the Marquess Was Won by Julie Anne Long

Miss Phoebe Vale is a teacher and sometimes companion to Lisbeth Redmond. She has a bit of an obsession with the ton, particularly Lord Ice, Julian Spenser, Marquess Dryden. She and a local shopkeeper often joke that she, too, is a member of the peerage and make up stories about Lord Ice. Which is all […]