by Anne Gracie
I am not sure if there are enough stars or words to describe this book on the author Anne Gracie. Ms. Gracie is one of my favorite authors!! I will say that the cover of this book as it is today is not that inviting or does justice to the heroine /hero. Please do not let that stop you from reading ...
Just finished re-reading Anne Gracie's first two published books. When I first read them, I gave "Tallie's Knight" 5 stars and "Gallant Waif" 4. This time around, I would reverse the ratings - I definitely enjoyed "Gallant Waif" more, with its spirited, sassy heroine, than "Tallie's Knight", which...
I know the heroine is supposed to be a naive virgin with no idea about anything but Tallie took it a bit far. And her constant daydreams and night dreams with knights and pirates were very annoying. It took almost the whole book for her to grow up a bit.I was going to give it 3 stars, but I liked th...
I was hooked from the first chapter; the toddler was described charmingly. It was realistic to see the heroine accept the proposal of marriage instead of stomping off down the road, which I doubt would rarely happen in the Regency era. I mean, she was destitute and knew nobody. It’s nice to read a s...
It's been a very long time since I have read a romance novel that isn't Georgette Heyer's. Especially a Regency romance! And Tallie's Knight serves as a much needed reminder as to why I have been keeping off them. I admit to picking up this book (and another that came with it) because of the combine...
I read this book during a romance novel reading renaissance several years ago, when I discovered a bounty of unread treasures and new authors. This was one of the best I read in that period. This book had been highly recommended on a romance readers group, so I wrote it down on my to be bought lis...
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