It has finally happened! By reading The Duke and I by Julia Quinn, I initiated myself into the JQ readership. I really enjoyed this book and I’m eager to continue with the series. I decided to start with the Bridgertons because almost anytime you hear that name it’s because someone is sharing their favorite Julia Quinn book. Daphne Bridgerton did not disappoint as our leading […]
Tag: Historical
Dragonfly in Amber by Diana Gabaldon *Stephanie’s Review*
You guys! Seriously; you guys!! I have put off continuing the Outlander series because I had it in my head that Jaime and Claire weren’t focus points in the following books. When I found out I was wrong, I had to pick up Dragonfly in Amber by Diana Gabaldon. Gabaldon certainly knows how to write a page turner. I was hooked again and much in […]
Secrets of a Summer Night by Lisa Kleypas *Stephanie’s Review*
I decided that I wanted more historical romance in my life again. I also really, really loved the Wallflower series by Lisa Kleypas. It’s been several years so I thought it was time to re-read the series. I remember being pretty wishy washy about Annabelle and Simon. Annabelle has so much on her shoulders since her father’s death. The family bills are being paid but […]
Say Yes to the Marquess by Tessa Dare *Stephanie’s Review*
I really, really loved Romancing the Duke by Tessa Dare. It’s the first in her Castles Ever After series. Say Yes to the Marquess by Tessa Dare had a lot to live up to. I was worried it wouldn’t make it. I shouldn’t have worried. Clio Whitmore is the kind of historical heroine you want to read about. She’s basically been given the shaft and […]
Season for Desire by Theresa Romain *Stephanie’s Review*
Giles Rutherfod and his father are Americans in England. It’s Christmas time and the men are on a secret (not so secret) mission. In order to accomplish said mission, the men must intercept and earl’s wayward daughter. Once that’s been accomplished, the real fun begins! I will admit that it took me a little to get into Season for Desire but it really took hold […]