Jemima St. Maur was put into Bedlam after a shipwreck. She has amnesia and couldn’t remember who she was, she still can’t remember and seeks the truth of her past. She’s saved (in book one of this series) by Daniel Thackery, a barrister who helps his aunt get widows out of trouble. Daniel was married […]
Felicity is the youngest of four girls. Her parents have died and her siblings have married. She is now not only in charge of her household, she’s in charge of her father’s fortune. His will specifies it is all hers, including his shipping business, if she marries a title – but only if it’s a […]
This review was originally posted on April 28, 2011. Rafferty is outside the home of his enemy, Magnus, when he spies a thief. She is trying to get into the house and doing a surprisingly easy job of it. He follows her and ends up saving her from Magnus’s fury. Rafferty eventually tracks the woman […]
This review was originally posted on May 27, 2011. Rosalind’s brother, Gabriel, is going on his wedding trip for three months. Gabriel knows that his sister is very sought after and that the minute he leaves town the men that have been after her beauty and money will come calling. All those men that Gabriel […]
This review was originally posted on February 19, 2011. Mercy Franklin was desperate after the death of her mother and decided to advertise as a governess. She only had one reply and so she took off for the Lake District. She’s not exactly sure she can do the job since she’s just a vicar’s daughter […]