Tag: Historical Romance

Guest Review: A Healer for the Highlander by Terri Brisbin

Guest Review: A Healer for the Highlander by Terri Brisbin

Anna and her mother live in a small house above a waterfall – her mother is sometimes called the witch of Caig Falls. Anna is learning everything her mother knows so that she too could be a healer one day. She falls in love with Malcolm Cameron, the chieftain’s son and hopes to marry him […]

Guest Review: Someone to Trust by Mary Balogh

Guest Review: Someone to Trust by Mary Balogh

Colin and Elizabeth start off as friends in this book.  They are both looking for the same thing – marriage – but since Elizabeth is 9 years older than Colin they don’t really even think about marrying each other.  There is a spark and a sparkle there – and Colin constantly teases Elizabeth that he […]

Guest Review: Not the Duke’s Darling by Elizabeth Hoyt

Guest Review: Not the Duke’s Darling by Elizabeth Hoyt

Freya de Moray is a member of the Wise Women. A lot of people think of these wise women as witches, but they’re not. Of course there is a group of witch hunters which are called Dunkelders and they chase down wise women. Of course. Let me just stop right there and tell you that […]

Guest Review: It’s Getting Scot in Here by Suzanne Enoch

Guest Review: It’s Getting Scot in Here by Suzanne Enoch

The Earl of Aldriss and his London wife head to his home in Scotland after they marry. She hates Scotland. He hates London. The wife has three sons and all is good, until she has child four, who is a girl. The wife declares that there’s no way she’s bringing up a daughter in the […]

Summer Reading Challenge Review: Cold-Hearted Rake by Lisa Kleypas

Summer Reading Challenge Review: Cold-Hearted Rake by Lisa Kleypas

This is one of the books that Holly chose for me for our Summer Reading Challenge. I have read three historical this year. Three. I have been meaning to read this series, but historicals just don’t appeal to me as much as they used to. I’m really glad Holly chose this book for me because […]