Laura Lee Guhrke

REVIEW: Trouble at the Wedding by Laura Lee Guhrke

REVIEW: Trouble at the Wedding by Laura Lee Guhrke

Dear Ms. Guhrke: In a way I wish I had read Trouble at the Wedding before the first two books in the Abandoned at the Altar series. The Edwardian setting, pairing of the bourgeois heroine from the American South and the titled but impoverished English duke, and mixed cocktail of the marriage for money and(…)

REVIEW: Scandal of the Year by Laura Lee Guhrke

REVIEW: Scandal of the Year by Laura Lee Guhrke

Dear Ms. Guhrke: Although I'm not always a fan of the back-to-back book release, in the case of Wedding of the Season and Scandal of the Year, I appreciated being able to follow up Will and Beatrix's story with Julia and Aidan's. Although their match-up was anticipated by the first book, they are, in many(…)

REVIEW: Wedding of The Season by Laura Lee Guhrke

REVIEW: Wedding of The Season by Laura Lee Guhrke

Dear Ms. Guhrke: When I read a couple of books in your bachelor girls series, I wasn't sure your historical voice was compatible with my reader's ear. Then Jane started urging me to read your new back-to-back releases, which are set a few (crucial) years later, starting with Wedding of The Season. And I am(…)

REVIEW: Secret Desires of A Gentleman by Laura Lee Guhrke

Dear Ms. Guhrke: I enjoyed your last book, Wicked Ways of A Duke and was looking forward to Maria Martingale’s story.   It is hard to resist these girl-bachelors; after all, who wouldn’t want to root for these young women who seek real independence and also find the gift of love along the way.   However, despite(…)

REVIEW:  The Wicked Ways of a Duke by Laura Lee Guhrke

REVIEW: The Wicked Ways of a Duke by Laura Lee Guhrke

Dear Ms. Guhrke: Except for a quick skim of Conor's Way a year or so ago, The Wicked Ways of a Duke is the first of your books I have read. And after finishing it, I think I understand the source of your popularity: an ability to create a vivid portrait of characters who are(…)

REVIEW: And Then He Kissed Her by Laura Lee Guhrke

Dear Ms. Guhrke: I admit to not buying your book when it first came out. It had nothing to do with you, the author, and everything to do with the fact I wasn’t really in love with the last couple books you put out. Further you wrote primarily in the Regency era which is done,(…)