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June 2, 2007

REVIEW: Almost a Bride by Jane Feather

JaneB Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book ReviewsDuke / Historical Romances / Regency England5 Comments

Dear Ms. Feather: I admit to being totally befuddled at the title as it appears to have nothing to do with the book at all. After all, the heroine becomes a bride and a wife and is never an “almost” anything. Jack Fortescu, Duke of St. Jules, ruins Frederick Lacey, ... more >

March 22, 2007

REVIEW: A Wicked Gentleman by Jane Feather

JaneBook Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews CategoryAgent/Spies/Undercover / Regency England6 Comments

Dear Ms. Feather: The most recent issue plaguing your books have been the appeal of your heroes. One common theme for your heroes is that they often use the heroines for their own selfish motivations and then are seemingly “redeemed” by falling in love with the heroines as if the ... more >

March 3, 2007

REVIEW: Bold Destiny by Jane Feather

JayneA Review Category / A- Reviews / Book ReviewsWar / Military18 Comments

Dear Mrs. Feather, When I open one of your older books, I know I’m probably going to be treated to something different. Something I probably won’t get from a more recently written novel. “Bold Destiny” doesn’t disappoint. Kabul, Afghanistan in 1841/42 is definitely not where a British person wanted to ... more >

Almost a Lady by Jane Feather
April 12, 2006

REVIEW: Almost a Lady by Jane Feather

JaneC ReviewsAssassin / Historical Romances3 Comments

Dear Ms. Feather: You are a favorite author of mine despite some serious missteps (KissedBy Shadows – What were you thinking?). I really enjoyed Almost a Bride even though many thought that Jack, the hero, was too cold and mistreated Arabella. I defended you on message boards claiming that Jack ... more >

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