Some of these are new-ish releases. Some of them are not. It’s merely a collection of the GREAT romances I’ve read lately. Like, laugh out loud and couldn’t put it down GREAT.
I Love the Earl
The Amorous Education of Celia Seaton by Miranda Neville
I’m a fan of any heroine that will tell the amnesiac hero that he’s her betrothed–especially after he ruined her in society with a comment likening her to a particular vegetable. Plus it begins with the line, “Take off your clothes.” After that commences some partially attired wanderings across Scotland with the memory-less hero, plus a mystery. Totally delightful.
Lord and Lady Spy
What was the last book great book you read?
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NEW! The Tattooed Duke
I just finished “One Night In London” by Caroline Linden, which was excellent. It is the first one in her series “The Truth about the Duke” The novella “I love the Earl” is the pre-quel to it (which I have also read) Also “The Chief” by Monica McCarty if your are in the mood for some brawny Scottish Highlanders who are part of a Special Ops team for Robert Bruce in the 1300′s. Yummy.
Gosh, I have all of these awaiting me on my Kindle! Can’t wait to get to them now. If only I had more time, or a way to figure out how to get paid big bucks for just lounging around the house.
Instead of doing the housework that was on my to-do list this past week, I did a lot of reading (sci-fi, romance, history) instead. Some great reads, and a couple of not so great ones, too. (Sadly, one vied for worst ever.) I reread a couple of old faves, tho–Jo Beverley’s My Lady Notorious and Candice Hern’s In the Thrill of the Night–and that cheered me right up. Reading Joanna Bourne’s latest-The Black Hawk–now. And have Alan Bradley’s latest Flavia de Luce mystery lined up for after that.
Love this feature. Thanks for the mini-reviews.