Sheri Cobb South

REVIEW:  Babes In Tinseltown by Sheri Cobb South

REVIEW: Babes In Tinseltown by Sheri Cobb South

“In 1936, Frankie Foster leaves her Georgia home with high hopes of becoming a movie star in Hollywood. She soon finds work as an extra in a swashbuckling costume picture, but when the producer drops dead at her feet during filming, Frankie knows she must discover the truth if she is to save the picture(…)

REVIEW: Miss Darby’s Duenna by Sheri Cobb South

REVIEW: Miss Darby’s Duenna by Sheri Cobb South

Sir Harry Hawthorne and Miss Olivia Darby are neighbors in Leicestershire and their families have had An Understanding that the two would make a match of it once they got old enough. While Olivia has been looking forward to marrying the man she’s loved for years, Harry sees it as a not altogether horrible duty(…)

REVIEW: A Dead Bore by Sheri Cobb South

REVIEW: A Dead Bore by Sheri Cobb South

Dear Mrs. Cobb South, I love that you’re working to get your books released in ebook format and hope that this series will eventually be available electronically. It deserves a wider audience than I’m afraid it’s going to get as hardcover releases from a small press. “A Dead Bore” refers to the first victim in(…)

REVIEW: In Milady’s Chamber by Sheri Cobb South

REVIEW: In Milady’s Chamber by Sheri Cobb South

Dear Mrs. Cobb South, Of all your regencies I’ve read, and that’s most if not all of them, I don’t recall ever reading a bad one. They are well researched, well written, and feature strong characters. But best of all, they’re different. I realize this has made it harder for you to market them but(…)

REVIEW: Of Paupers and Peers by Sheri Cobb South

Dear Mrs. Cobb South, I’ve been a fan of yours since “The Weaver Takes a Wife” and was delighted to hear that a new book was coming out. I can now happily say that “Of Paupers and Peers” will take its place beside my other Cobb South keepers. I just wish that 1) it was(…)