by Pamela Clare
Sweet Release by Pamela Clare Book 1 of Blakewell/Kenleigh Family trilogy For five pounds in cash, the convict was hers. Though Cassie hated the slave trade, her Virginia plantation demanded the labor, and she knew this fevered man would surely die if she left him. But as his wounds healed and ...
Great book!When I started reading it the first thing I suspected is that is very similar to [b:Shanna|896621|Shanna|Kathleen E. Woodiwiss|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1327869967s/896621.jpg|695105] and after finishing it, I had it confirmed.Obviously, this story is NOT a photocopy! It is good, it is...
4.5Loved everything about this one. The locations, the characters, the H/h, their love. It just all worked. Rich story and characters that just come alive. This is what historical romance is suppose to be like :). It sweeps you off into this richly described world where you get to spend some time wi...
Epic colonial tale that has all the goodies: wrongly incarcerated hero, young heroine running a plantation, loyal company, and rats--of the two-legged variety.
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Not bad. Liked it enough to look for other books by this author. It was fun reading an historical romance not set in England or American West.
Wonderful escape to pre-Revolutionary Eastern America. This is a time period I love to read about, but so few romantic fiction novels are set in this era and place. The story seems to be well researched by the author, a big plus. Alec Kenleigh is a wealthy English gentleman who owns a family shipp...
So, this review is a bit ill fated. It kept getting erased while I typed so I copied it to a file on my computer and now that file's disappeared. Is this the haunted title that won't be reviewed? Yikes!This is Pamela Clare's first novel and it's set in colonial Virginia. That right there is enou...
This was another great historical read by Pamela Clare. She has such a way of writing love stories. Everything just seems to come to life. There is so much drama and intensity and you know it will end well but you are still hanging out to your seat to see how it will resolve itself. I really enjoyin...
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