A- ReviewsAvon / England / Regency England88 Comments
Dear Ms. Long: I have had kind of an on-again, off-again relationship with your books. I adored Like No Other Lover but was pretty meh about The Perils of Pleasure. So when I saw What I Did For A Duke on NetGalley, I figured I'd give it a shot but ... more >
A- Reviewsgood characterization / good-description / Julie-Anne-Long / Regency England / shipboard29 Comments
Dear Ms. Long, Violet Redmond is young, beautiful, and bored. It seems that no matter what she does, her popularity with the ton will not fade. Suitors flock to her side, even though she once threatened to cast herself into a well when arguing with one of them. In the ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews CategoryJulie-Anne-Long / mystery / Regency England / unrequited-love8 Comments
Dear Ms. Long: I took a small break from reading your books, albeit unintentionally, a couple of years ago. I think once a reader falls off the bandwagon of an author, you start hesitating to start reading her again, believing that you must have stopped for a very good reason. ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsHistorical Romances / Julie Ann Long22 Comments
Dear Ms. Long, You have been one of the most reliable of historical romance authors for me for the past several years, during a time when historical romances were a bit scarce and their charms had begun to pall a little. I have read five of your previous six books ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category19th century / class-difference / crime / England / Julie-Anne-Long / London / mystery / rake / widow11 Comments
Dear Ms. Long, Of the authors writing historical romance, you are one of my absolute favorites. Not too long ago, I sang the praises of your previous book, The Secret to Seduction, in what is one of the longest, most detailed reviews I have ever written. After I finished reading ... more >
A- Reviews / Ebooksfamily-reunion / good-description / Good-Dialogue / Julie-Anne-Long / politics / rake / Regency England / virgin25 Comments
Dear Ms. Long, For me, reading The Secret to Seduction, was like having a glass of champagne. First the effervescent joy of being introduced to your characters through the liquid clarity of your voice, then the warmth of being immersed in the sensations and emotions that those characters grow to ... more >