B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsLesley-Anne McLeod / Regency England / short-story2 Comments
Dear Ms. McLeod, You’ve never let me down with any of the past novellas of yours I’ve read and you don’t do it this time either. I confess that I was slightly dismayed at the length of the story which formatted to 20 pages on my reader. She’s going to ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / EbooksLesley-Anne McLeod / novella / Regency England11 Comments
Dear Mrs McLeod, Reading your Regency novellas is like snacking on a few petit fours with a smooth cup of coffee. A nice, small treat that hits the spot and leaves me satisfied without pigging out. Emilina Brook is a young woman of good family who is in a situation ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / EbooksLesley-Anne McLeod / novella / Regency England / scarred-people10 Comments
Dear Mrs. McLeod, I have a soft spot for the unheralded people of the world finding love. People not as beautiful or dazzling, not as charming or glib as those who easily command the spotlight. Yet at the same time, I don’t want authors to pour misery on the head ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / EbooksLesley-Anne McLeod / novella / Regency England7 Comments
Dear Ms McLeod, What a delightful regency novella. It’s sweet but not saccarine, has a nice period feel, and characters who felt true to times. When they meet, Peter Trevayne and India Pottersby feel an attraction yet neither acts on it since India is busy as the sister of the ... more >