Musings on Romance

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Review at Dear Author

I’m over at Dear Author with a review of The Woman They Could Not Silence by Kate Moore. Fascinating true story of one woman’s fight for freedom from an asylum and from the control of her husband in the 1860s.

Black cover with titles in different fonts and sizes for each line, an old timey picture coloured in yellow and red of an 1860s woman (presumably Elizabeth Packard) behind bars

Review at AudioGals

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Gentleman Wolf by Joanna Chambers, narrated by Hamish McKinlay. Fantastic listen – highly recommend – but have the second book of the duet queued up ready to go as cliffhanger alert! (CW: torture, abuse, sexual assault)

gorgeous old-timey cover featuring an illustration of a being-built city and a dark-haired and a fair-haired man in an embrace against a full moon

December Round Up

Monthly Mini Review

side view of a pretty blonde young white woman in a red regency style dress standing near a green velvet couch and smilingWhen She Was Naughty by Tessa Dare – A Tessa Dare sent a Christmas gift to her newsletter subscribers so I got this one for free but it’s only 99c from etailers. It’s about 50 pages and it’s such fun. It’s a Christmas bon bon of delight, a frothy funny confection which had me laughing out loud. Chloe Garland believes the Earl of Deverell, Justin Montague, does not like her and disapproves of her frivolity and enjoyment of life. She thinks he’s a stuffed shirt but he’s around her family all the time since his only relative, a beloved cousin married into the Garland clan. She convinces him the annual Garland Christmas Eve ball is one where all the men of the family wear “ugly Christmas waistcoats” in a nod to ugly Christmas sweaters.

Only Chloe is wrong about how the earl feels toward her and a frank discussion in the moonlight inspires her to rethink their past acquaintance. Continue reading

Review at Dear Author

I’m with Janine over at Dear Author with a joint review of Someone to Romance by Mary Balogh. Unlike previous books in the series, Janine and I disagree on this one. Spoiler Alert: I loved it.

Dark-haired Regency woman in rose pink with a pink half mask and pink domino in a large mansion-type room

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