But this review just will not cooperate with me. I still want to say just how much I enjoyed this book. I felt completely immersed in the story - I felt like I was in ancient China during Tang Dinasty and observed the life of the occupants of Lotus Palace. Both hero and heroine were wonderful - flaw...
I've had The Lotus Palace sitting around since October, when I was privileged to meet Jeannie Lin at the Emerald City Writers' Conference. I've been a fan of her Tang Dynasty romances for a while now, so it was saddening to read her blog post about how she's struggled to find a readership in the whi...
I've enjoyed Jeannie Lin's China-set historicals for the Harlequin Historicals line so far and I was thrilled when I heard she would be writing single title as well. I went into The Lotus Palace expecting some element of suspense in the plot, but otherwise I had no idea what I would be getting into....
My second book by Jeannie Lin, and I was not disappointed.Lin's writing brings the place and time of the book to life, as we read there is not a dull moment, no urge to flip through the pages, no eye rolling, just pure pleasure.In this book Lin takes us to the pleasure district, the Pingkang Li, whe...
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