Jen’s review of Sapphire’s Are an Earl’s Best Friend (Jewels of the Ton #3) by Shana Galen What better disguise for a secret agent than that of a courtesan? Lily Dawson, dubbed the Countess of Charm, is a spy working for the Crown to uncover a traitor. Andrew Booth-Payne, Earl of Darlington, wants to hate […]
Whitley’s review of Royal Inheritance by Kate Emerson Audrey Malte, born about 1528 and raised at court by the king’s tailor, John Malte, was led to believe she is Malte’s illegitimate daughter when, in fact, her father is King Henry VIII. When she reaches marriageable age, she begins to realize, from the way certain people […]
Judith’s review of Seduction in Silk (Malloren #13) by Jo Beverley Peregrine Perriam, son of an earl, has no desire to marry, but when he’s named heir to Perriam Manor, he finds he has only a month to persuade a stranger, Claris Mallow, to the altar or the property will be lost to his family […]
Judith’s review of Lord Dragoner’s Wife by Lynn Kerstan Love cannot be bought or bartered, and a marriage may be built on the finest of threads. Delilah, the smart and likable daughter of an ambitious merchant, fell in love with Charles Everett from afar. While she married for love, Charles only married her to salvage […]
Whitley’s review of The Betrayal of the Blood Lily (Pink Carnation #6) by Lauren Willig Whisked away to nineteenth-century India, Penelope Deveraux plunges into the court intrigues of the Nizam of Hyderabad, where no one is quite what they seem. New to this strange and exotic country- where a dangerous spy called the Marigold leaves […]