Task the Sixth: The Hanukkah: - Let the dreidel choose a book for you: create a list of four books, and assign a dreidel symbol to each one (Nun=miracle; Gimel=great; He=happened; Shin=there, i.e. Israel). Google "spin the dreidel," and a dreidel comes up for you to spin. Give it a spin and read th...
I did enjoy this book. It had the hurt,hard feeling rake with the innocent, loyal and loving heroine. It is a second release first printed back in 1984 I think..at still a good story today!
Ugh! What an execrable title for such a good book! I've read a few reviews of HTSAB that were really quite critical of Daisy and Lee. But for me, these two are the shiny bits in this book. Though the story is not so unique as far as historicals go, I loved both Daisy and Lee and found them each unfo...
Leonora, the daughter of Viscount Talwin, decided to never marry after a few misadventures and the destruction of her illusions about her father, among others, during her come-out year when she was 18. Now, 5 years later, she has returned to London for the Season in order to help a poor cousin, Anna...
So about three or four years ago I got a box of old Regency romances at a yard sale. it turned out to be a goldmine. Full of (at the time out-of-print) Mary Balogh novels, some Joan Wolf and quite a few Edith Layton books. I glommed the Balogh books first. I think it took me a month. Just last ...
Carla Kelly's story is just wonderful - 5 stars, well worth the price of the book on its own. I started Patricia Oliver's story, but couldn't finish it - the "hero" is an arrogant jackass and his supposed injury and convalescence make no sense. Didn't read any of the others because I couldn't bea...
Can a self-made man overcome humble beginnings to romance the lady of his dreams? Surviving against all odds, Amyas St. Ives grew up in a foundling home, then escaped to the streets of London and managed, through sheer will and courage, to make his fortune. However, money and devastatingly good lo...
I had read some of the stories in this collection a few years back, when I was doing my initial Mary Balogh "glom" and reading everything of hers that I could lay my hands (and money) on. Returned to it a few days ago for some Christmas cheer and warmth - there was a huge power outage in my area - a...
4 stars for Mary Balogh's and Edith Layton's stories - both of them lovely and a bit different from the usual "Regency Christmas" romance novella. Jo Beverley's story is *very* different, but it didn't work for me - the heroine is some sort of an amateur spy/investigator and she is almost TSTL. 2 s...
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