Marry in Scarlet is the fourth book in the Marriage of Convenience series by Anne Gracie, but the first book by the author I’ve read. Ames recommended it. This was a cute historical romance. The Duke of Everingham, Hart to his friends, was left at the alter. Lady Agatha, aunt to the girl who jilted […]
Constance is shocked when she sees Robert Rothmere at a ball. She tries to avoid him, but he waylays her, and they walk in the garden. What Constance thought would be incredibly awkward was, in fact, quite nice. Constance had known Robert when he was a patient in an asylum. He isn’t insane, he is […]
When Adeline’s father says she must marry an old lecher who attacked her in a garden, instead of the man, Mr. Atwood, she’s formed an attachment to (because he’s untitled and therefore isn’t acceptable), she decides to take matters into her own hands. With the help of her friend Evie, she orchestrates it so she’s […]
This review was originally published October 13, 2008 Ian Olympus has been sent to Paris, France to collect a sacred chalice that belongs to his people. His people need it and his soulmate has it and so he has to go get because the people who were sent in before him to retrieve it have […]
Wishing for a Highlander is the first book in the Highland Wishes series by Jessi Gage. It was my first read from the author. I’ve had the second book in this series, The Wolf and the Highlander, on my wish list for ages. I was looking for a new audiobook, saw The Wolf and the […]