Elizabeth of ChesterNeither man nor beast could frighten the fiery Elizabeth. Yet she ached with a burning passion she was unable to control or forget.Roger, Earl of HerefordNo stranger to women and the manly words and caresses that softened their hearts, he found in Elizabeth a woman not easily tam...
Linda is tired of her boring socialite life and decides to get a job, the one most suited to her is working as a companion. She finds a job with an older woman who is apparently in very ill health. It also appears that someone is trying to kill her. The most likely candidates are her nephew Donal...
Using Mercedes Lackey's series of Elven Urban Fantasy as a springboard this is a series of stories by several authors using this as a springboard. It's a mixed bag of stories many of them quite interesting. A fan of her series would love it, others might like it as an idea of what her world is lik...
Tbh I enjoyed the historical detail and thought it read as more of a historical fiction than a romance novel but I didn't really like Simon or Alinor that much. I found Alinor very irritating at times they were constantly arguing about atupid things and then making up, there was a big age gap betwee...
Includes a story about the Trickster: "He was sitting in a waiting room with other god's from different religions, Buddha,Christ and so on. He was tricking them out of existence. It was part of a fantasy anthology."
This book is not a straight historical romance (despite the ridiculous cover). There is probably equal parts history as there is romance. And unfortunately a lot of the history is wrapped up in the characters trying to navigate a very complicated political situation, that is often described in depth...
The Dragon and the Rose is supposedly the story of Henry VII (the dragon) and Elizabeth of York (the rose), but don't go getting yourself fired up by the romancy looking cover and jacket blurb. The first half of The Dragon and the Rose is more about Henry's younger years, his mother Margaret Beaufor...
★★★★½ Good Gravy Beans! I remember being spellbound by The Roselynde Chronicles when they first came out in the late seventies. With a couple of Doctoral & Masters Degrees under her belt – in something or other historical – Ms. Gellis writes what she knows. This, the forth book in this captivatin...
This book can be mistaken for historical romance, but personally I would not say it is that. It is more the child of Historical fiction and romance. It is the tone, the vibe, the story that makes it so.The book is also part 2 in a series, but works wonderful on it's own. Book 1 is about Bruno's half...
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