A new book is released this month in the Highland Treasures series! Those favoring the series, and historical romances in general, will appreciate it! Below you will find a few words about the book, the author as well as an excerpt of the book! Review will be posted in the morrow! 😉 Title: A… Read More “A Highland Ruby” – New Release by Brenda B. Taylor
Henry, the Earl of Hastings is considered to be a gift to women. He has a reputation of great stamina and he has gone through almost all Mayfair bedchambers. At the same time, he is a man of honor and propriety, son of a late countess, and member one of the most important and powerful families… Read More “Unraveling the Earl (Idyllwild #3)” by Lynne Barron
About the Book Title: Legacy of Luck Author: Christy Nicholas Genre: Historical Fiction Irish Traveler Éamonn loves gambling, women, and drinking, not necessarily in that order. But he’s entangled in a true mess when he falls for fiery redhead, Katie. When she’s married to a Scottish Traveler, Éamonn travels to Scotland to find her, with… Read More “Legacy of Luck” – New Release by Christy Nicholas
After twenty years spent mastering the art of dressmaking at couture houses in Paris, Tilly Dunnage returns to the small Australian town she was banished from as a child. She plans only to check on her ailing mother and leave. However, when she falls in love she decides to stay and become part of the… Read More “The Dressmaker” by Rosalie Ham
An easy and nice short read, if you enjoy historical spy romance! Miss Anastasia Galipp is a secret weapon of Home Office. She is a young lady, keen on gossip and mingling, which makes her an excellent source of information for the Home Office. She comes from the country, but living in London under one… Read More “The Star of Anatolia” by Jamaila Brinkley
Black Ops, FBI agents, an archaeologist, the United States President and thousands innocent people at risk formulate what can be described as a big success for Ronie Kendig! The book starts with a part of the Bible, when God’s wrath was set upon those that defied Moses’s authority. This gives the frame under which the… Read More “Conspiracy of Silence” by Ronie Kendig
Gwen was living a simple happy life in England. She and her cousin Fran were very close, like sisters. Fran had lost her parents and the bond between the two girls had grown tight. But Fran never lost her spirit, she was always a happy girl. When Gwen met Laurence and married him, she knew… Read More “The Tea Planter’s Wife” by Dinah Jefferies
“My Brilliant Friend” by Elena Ferrante, one Italy’s most acclaimed writers, is the first book of a the “L’amica geniale” or “The Neapolitan Novels” series. This is a book about two girls, becoming friends and walking from childhood to adolescence, in a poor neighborhood in the outskirts of Naples.The two girls, Lila and Lenou, growing… Read More “My Brilliant Friend (L’amica geniale #1)” by Elena Ferrante
Constantia, Connie, Gifford is a young girl living with her father in a decaying house at the swamps of Sussex. She has took over her father’s art, that of a taxidermist, without most people knowing so. She had to, if she wanted to make some money to support the two of them. Her father had turned to… Read More “The Taxidermist’s Daughter” by Kate Mosse
The pride of Anthony Doerr that’s really worth the Pulitzer prize! This is one book you will not be able to get hands off. Doerr’s writing is so vivid and picturing that transports the reader into the book story, back in World War II. Little Marie-Laure leaves in Paris with her father. He is working at… Read More “All the Light We Cannot See” by Anthony Doerr
In the city of Bogotá, Antonio Yammara reads an article about a hippo that had escaped from a derelict zoo once owned by legendary Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar. The article transports Antonio back to when the war between Escobar’s Medellín cartel and government forces played out violently in Colombia’s streets and in the skies… Read More “The Sound of Things Falling” by Juan Gabriel Vásquez
Society’s most capable housekeeper, the infallible Miss Eleanora Quinton, has a problem. Not only does a dead body fall right into the middle of her mistress’s ball and her son gets kidnapped, the only person who can help her also forces her to face her most crippling fears. The heroin is a woman that has… Read More “Son of a Duke” by Jessie Clever
Γράφει η Γεωργία Κωστοπούλου Η Σελανίκ, ή αλλιώς Θεσσαλονίκη, δεσπόζει στο βορά και καλεί όλους τους ανθρώπους να την ερωτευτούν. Είτε κάτοικοί της, είτε επίδοξοι εραστές της, δεν μπορούν να αντισταθούν στη γοητεία της. Η πόλη των δεκατριών εθνοτήτων θα μεγέψει όσους βρεθούν στα χώματά της με τον ένα ή με τον άλλο τρόπο. Όπως… Read More “Ψίθυροι του Βαρδάρη” από τη Σοφία Βόικου
Sometimes the last person on earth you want to be with is the one person you can’t be without… Over two hundred years after its first publishing, “Pride and Prejudice” remains a joyful reading. Austen truly masters the art of writing and the reader can see that on every page. The humoristic prose with respect… Read More “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen
The Manikin is the curious estate of Henry Craxton, Sr. in a rural western New York State. Mary Craxton leaves there, even though she never really wanted to, while her husband is dead and her remaining son, Henry Craxton Jr. is away from her, travelling the world. The family has got its money from taxidermy, since… Read More “The Manikin” by Joanna Scott
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