Inseparable from childhood, Sorcha and Ruaidhri seemed destined for a life together, but a devastating betrayal tore them apart, leaving each to believe the other was responsible for their separation. Now, eight years later, they meet again as adversaries. Sorcha,…
Historical Romance
The Island Girls by Rachel Sweasey | Book Review
Rachel Sweasey’s The Island Girls masterfully blends history, love, and intrigue, offering vivid descriptions of Poole, Brownsea Island, and Brisbane. With a dual timeline and rich historical detail, it’s perfect for fans of wartime fiction, mystery, and romance. Peggy, the…
The Earl’s Dangerous Secret by Ellie Henshaw | Book Review
This captivating enemies-to-lovers romance pulls readers into the charged atmosphere of Regency London. Emily Ellerton’s wit and resolve stand out as she navigates her tumultuous relationship with the mysterious Earl of Thornburn. Henshaw expertly blends intrigue and passion, crafting a…
A Lady’s Lesson in Scandal by Darcy McGuire | Book Review
Millicent Whittenburg is part of a covert group of Queen Victoria’s investigators, led by the powerful and cunning Duchess of Dorsett. Trained by the Duchess herself, Millie has been preparing to serve as one of the Queen’s sleuths, tasked with…
Family Affairs at the Orchard Cottage Hospital by Lizzie Lane | Book Review
In Family Affairs at the Orchard Cottage Hospital, Dr. Frances Brakespeare continues her mission to improve healthcare at Norton Dene’s Orchard Cottage Hospital, focusing on women’s and children’s well-being. She launches a mother and baby clinic, determined to offer family…
Doris Flies Solo by M W Arnold | Book Review
Doris Flies Solo is the sixth book in the Broken Wings series, which follows the Air Transport Auxiliary. This was my first read in the series and once I got into the story, it was enjoyable. I will admit that…
Lady for a Season by Melissa Addey | Book Review
Initially, Edward is treated as a lunatic suffering from an illness that must be cured. Dr. Morrison, whom I really disliked, views him as a man without wit or intelligence. The doctor’s brutal torture or treatment as he calls it,…
The Secret Keeper by Renita D’Silva | Book Review
This is a wonderfully crafted story that blends love, loyalty, and the power of secrets, all set against the intriguing backdrop of Bletchley Park during World War II. I am just going to say this is an era I adore…
Spinster Sister by Elise Marion | Book Review
Helena Montgomery is determined to earn money for her and her siblings, so she joins a group of her closest friends on their escapades to rob coaches. But once she meets Sebastian, an earl, Helena’s plans become more complicated.I adored…
Tempted by the Runes by Christina Courtenay | Book Review
Maddie’s family is more than a little obsessed with the Viking era. They do reenactments and even take courses in the Viking ways. When she travels back in time thanks to an artifact she is more than ready for whatever…
Jeannie’s War by Carol MacLean | Book Review
Set in Glasgow at the beginning of WW2, I found I couldn’t put it down. It is a quick read, but one that is beautifully written. Here we find Jeannie and her family as they face the hardships of war….
Beauty Among Ruins by J’nell Ciesielski
I love reading any book that takes place in Scotland whether it is in the past or present. There is just something about it that makes romance all the better in my opinion. In this one we are in 1915…