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July 22, 2020

REVIEW: Silver Lining by Maggie Osborne

JanineB- Reviews / Book ReviewsAmericana / class differences / Colorado / gold rush / historical romance / love triangles / marriage-of-convenience / miner / pregnancy / rancher6 Comments

Dear Maggie Osborne, I enjoyed another of your books in the past and had heard good things about Silver Lining, a 2000 release. Recently, I was in the mood for an absorbing, well-written book, and I trusted you to give me that. The story concerns Louise Downe, who begins the ... more >

American Pie by Margaret St. George
February 20, 2013

REVIEW: American Pie by Margaret St. George (aka Maggie Osborne)

JayneB Reviews19th century / Century of American Romance/Dreams series / Harlequin / immigrants / immigration / Ireland / New York City / Poland7 Comments

Dear Ms. St. George, Years ago, after reading the DIK review for “A Century of American Romance” at AAR, I tracked down all twelve of the OOP books and read half of them. I can’t recall why I didn’t continue considering how good I thought those six were but, there ... more >

August 30, 2006

REVIEW: The Bride of Willow Creek by Maggie Osborne

JayneBook Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ Reviews / Ebooksdivorce / second chances / western2 Comments

Dear Mrs. Osborne, Some of your other novels have made my “Best of” lists. You wrote westerns and stuck with the genre even when it fell out of favor. You never tried to incorporate the latest “trend” in your books but wrote about basically decent, honest people working hard and ... more >

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