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Ready for a madcap, Gothic novel that reminds me of a classic Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn movie? A Lesson in Propriety has overtones of Bringing Up Baby with goats and a goose running wild along with three somewhat trained ferrets. But the ghosts and walking suits of armor give this book a decidely Gothic flavor. When the author was …
I often have the pleasure of being part of book tours and instagram reveals. I love sharing the word about other authors and their books. It’s truly a joy to help people discover others’ books, in part because I know how much love and labor goes into each page and word. Maybe that’s why Natalie Jenner’s book Austen at Sea …
Y’all know I love a novel that is set during World War II. You also know I particularly love it if it highlights a part of the war that I didn’t know well. I also love the glamour and glitz of black and white Hollywood and the USO tours of Bob Hope and other stars capture that. That’s why I …
Today I’m delighted to introduce you to the latest release from one of my favorite authors Jen Turano. Her books consistently make me laugh outloud with their fun dialogue and fresh plots. I also adore the covers that she gets for each of these books. To Spark a Match is no exception. I enjoyed To Spark a Match so much. …
It’s been a while since I’ve gushed about a book I read. The Debutante’s Code is a perfect time to gush! Thanks to Julie Klassen, Sarah Ladd, and others, I’ve grown to love the Regency time period in books. I enjoyed Erica’s first series, but there’s something about this one that knocks it up a level. First, there’s a heroine …
In the last few years, I’ve discovered a love for novels set during Regency times. I’m not 100% sure why other than there’s something about stepping into a time that is so different from ours, yet the struggles are the same. Everyone wants to be loved and have the opportunity to live a life that matters. When I saw that …
Sarah Ladd is a delightful author of British Regency romances. A Lady at Willowgrove Hall is her latest book — and a great addition to your library. When you open the cover, you’ll travel back to 1819 Darbury, England, and two people each carrying a dark secret…ones they can’t expose. But unless they do, they can’t find love. Sarah has …