by Shana Galen
I am so glad I found this author! I am loving each 0f her books more than the last.
This book was very good. I loved the french language and the history behind it. I liked the realistic way that Sarah acted in response to the job that was thrust upon her. I like how she grew as a character. As for Julien, I liked that he grew as well. I loved how determined he was to never give up ...
This was interesting. I had already read book 2 & 3 but it didn't diminish my reading one bit. Of course something was fishy about the situation with Northrope and Sarah being recruited as she was. There was plenty of action though not much with the chemistry. Character development was good for...
Julien, at age thirteen, was changed forever when french revolutionaries and peasants stormed his family's home, killed his brothers and father, and with his mother along his side, barely escaping with their very lives. Now in England, Julien has rebuilt his family's fortune and wealth, enough to ma...
Sarah´s working as a governess when her employer persuades her to take the place of a spy in Duc de Valernes house. Sir Northrop is convinced that the duke is traveling to sell british secrets to his old home country. With little to none preparation she is forced to play a part she never thought she...
I picked this up for the low price and I can't say I was disappointed. Galan isn't as good as Heath, Long, or Kleypas, but it was diverting nonetheless.The story concerns a governess names Sarah who is yoked into working as a spy for the Foreign Office by her employer. It's a completely absurd premi...
The Making of a Duchess by Shana Galen is the first of the Sons of the Revolution trilogy, featuring three brothers who all suffered to varying degrees from the French Revolution (the book is set in England years later). This book had a lot of things going for it – interesting character descriptions...
Skimlicious! Lord of the Night was a bazillion times better than this one.
The first book in a new series from Shana Galen and it was marvelous!I was enraptured from the first page: 1789, French aristocrats fleeing from their home that has been set on fire.Julien Harcourt, Duc de Valère was 13 years old when he escaped with his mother to England. His father was sent to the...
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