Although this is a sweet inspirational romance, I’m not sure it’s suitable for the younger reader, as there are some fairly heavy themes ...

When informed of her impending marriage the day before, Lady Regina is surprised but resigned… until she meets the groom and discovers he...

Georgina defied her father once to follow her heart, but now a widow, she’s financially dependent on him and has little choice but to agr...

When Alex, the Marquis of Exeter, comes home from his Grand Tour after his father’s unexpected death, he’s woefully unprepared to manage ...

Davina McCullum has an excellent claim to a Scottish barony, and she even has powerful friends who have agreed to take up her cause with ...

While An American Duchess purports to be a standalone novel, or possibly the first in a new series, it’s actually the second book about t...

Adeline is a happy widow. Her former husband was a controlling, abusive type who constantly criticized her for not giving him a child. Hi...

While I quite liked Adanel, the heroine of this book, the hero Dugan was a complete and utter A double S hole. I just could not with his ...

Clay Colby’s an outlaw trying to go straight. Working with other men to build a new town called Devil’s Crossing, he longs for a partner ...

I’ve really enjoyed earlier books in this series, so I was honestly disappointed when The Duke of Kisses fell kind of flat for me. Fanny,...

Originally published in 1980 as Gwendeline, this… reads like a romance from the 1980s. There’s lots of action and not a lot of character ...

Both the protagonists of this book are rather unique in their own different ways. Yes, Harriet is the well-dowered daughter of a duke… bu...

This is a historical romance with a major twist; the hero is a tortured type who finds emotional and physical release in subjugation. Hen...

I found this an intensely frustrating read. At times it was wonderful; Grace and Dominic’s first interactions were both charming and hila...

At the end of this book, I had to look back at the title in puzzlement, because I honestly couldn’t figure out why on earth March Lawson ...

A fairly standard rollicking Scottish historical romance in a lot of ways, there are some deeper aspects to The Highlander’s Gift than mo...

Knight Treasures is Book 3 in the Knights Of The Swan series. I read Book 1, Knight Secrets, back in March this year and thoroughly enjoy...

My Fair Lover is intended to be a gender-reversed, Regency version of Pygmalion. Lady Katherine Wilde is a darling of the ton, and just t...

I'm still utterly bemused as to what on earth was going on in this novella. Upon finishing it, I actually went to the author's Amazon pag...

Set in the years following the terrible Scots defeat at Culloden and the subsequent ravaging of the Highlands by the English, there is a ...