Tag: Holly’s Reviews

Throwback Thursday Review: The Heiress by Lynsay Sands

Throwback Thursday Review: The Heiress by Lynsay Sands

This review was originally posted on February 15, 2011. I confess I read these books out of order. Even though this is the second book in the series, I read it first not realizing it. Because it runs parallel to the first book, The Countess, I didn’t enjoy the first book nearly as much as […]

Throwback Thursday Review: Moon Burning by Lucy Monroe

Throwback Thursday Review: Moon Burning by Lucy Monroe

This review was originally posted January 31, 2011. I didn’t love this book as much as I did the previous two in the series. It was good, just not as good as the others. Sabrine is a raven shifter. For decades they’ve been in hiding, hunted by the other shifters of the world. As a […]

Review: The Earl Takes a Fancy by Lorraine Heath

Review: The Earl Takes a Fancy by Lorraine Heath

I was looking for a new audiobook when Tracy suggested this one. I haven’t been reading a lot of historicals lately, so I’m behind in this series. I remember enjoying Fancy in the previous books and I was happy to fall into her story. Fancy Trewlove is about to have her come-out in society. Her […]

Review: The Scoundrel in Her Bed by Lorraine Heath

Review: The Scoundrel in Her Bed by Lorraine Heath

The early part of this novel switches back and forth between the present and 8 years prior, when Finn Trewlove and Lady Lavinia Kent met and fell in love. Something went horribly wrong between them, and we are slowly shown how events unfolded. We were introduced to Lady Lavinia Kent in When a Duke Loves […]

Review: Aurora Blazing by Jessie Mihalik

Review: Aurora Blazing by Jessie Mihalik

Bianca von Hasenberg was sold off by her father into marriage to a monster. He slowly separated her from her support group, tore her down, then experimented on her without her consent. Now she’s a happy widow, but she’s still dealing with the pain of his betrayal and the consequences of his genetic modifications. She’s […]