Recently I was reading a historical romance novel by Lisa Kleypas called Devil in Spring where the characters started talking about a dess...

When Sylvester, the Duke of Salford, first meets Phoebe Marlow, he finds her dull and insipid. She finds him insufferably arrogant. But w...

This book is kind of unusual for me to read, mainly because I don't go out of my way to read self published books. I don't have an...

Theodora Saxby is a wealthy young woman and so you would have thought that she would have been in demand on the marriage market. She is, t...

Today's BBAW prompt: One of the best parts about book blogging is the exposure to books and authors you might never have heard o...

A new novel from Elizabeth Hoyt is always a fantastic treat, and it is one that I await with anticipation between each new book! This bo...

I am going to preface my thoughts about this book by saying that I did actually like it. I just want to get that out there because there m...

To say that the Bridgerton series is one that is loved by a lot historical romance fans is possibly a bit of an understatement. Like many o...

Sophia Galloway, Lady Smythe has a secret identity. Whilst her husband thinks that she is busy doing whatever it is that ladies do (you kno...

Last year I discovered the writing of Sarah MacLean. I read her first trilogy in quick succession, and when I heard that this book was on N...

All she wants is peace and anonymity... Lady Sophie Windham has maneuvered a few days to herself at the ducal mansion in London before sh...

One thing that I am sometimes a little guilty of when it comes to romance is reading the same authors over and over so this year I have been...

Rank, wealth and elegance are no match for a young lady who writes novels... Sylvester, Duke of Salford, has exacting requirements for a ...