A suitable finale to the lives of the Bernay sisters, “The Artful Match” is the third and final book in the London Beginnings trilogy. As it turns out, it was also my favorite. This surprised me because at first I was not even sure that I particularly cared for Cara, who seemed flighty and capriciou...
As much as I enjoyed “The Captain’s Daughter”, “The Heart’s Appeal” really struck a chord with me. Being book two, it can be a standalone, although Rosalyn’s story does make an appearance as a potential spoiler for book one’s ending. “The Heart’s Appeal” touches on many of my interests from the get-...
After reading book 1 for review via Netgalley and feeling pleasantly surprised to enjoy a Christian/Inspirational Historical romance I decided to purchase this book without any obligations attached. I was disappointed."An Heiress at Heart" was sweet with a slow build to the romance. I really liked ...
In 1846, Lizzie Poole and her brother, Tom, escape England for Australia. Lizzie is escaping an inappropriate romantic relationship, and Tom is escaping a murder charge, from duelling to defend his sister. In Australia they meet Edward Thornborough and his wife Ria—who is the spitting image of Lizzi...
A great new read for me. I loved that Lizzie and how smart she was not a hair brain girl like some of the others in books. The characters kept me going and wanting to turn the pages. I will be looking for more books by this author.
One of the perks to my writing for this blog has been the opportunity to increase my exposure to different types of stories within the Romance genre. When I chose to read An Heiress at Heart, I was expecting a standard story about mistaken identities and the conflicts between honor and the heart. ...
I had no idea when I started reading this book that it was an inspirational romance. I tend to like my romance with a sexy kick --and frankly, the last thing I am looking for is a sermon or even a "message" while I am trying to get my lovin' going on. Had I known this could fall under that category...
Grade: C+ or 3.5 stars… Sweet Inspirational Victorian RomanceLondon, June 1851Five years ago, Lizzie Poole fled in shame to Australia. She has returned to fulfill a dear friend’s dying wish. Her friend Ria had been engaged to the eldest Somersville, but she eloped with his brother Edward, leaving...
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