Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ Reviews / Ebooks16th-century / Caribbean / Harlequin / Historical Romances5 Comments
Dear Ms. McCabe, Last year when I read your book “A Sinful Alliance,” the secondary Italian character Balthazar Grattiano caught my eye. Well, he and the Tudor setting. So I was a happy woman when I learned that he was going to get his own book and that it would ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews Category / Ebooks16th-century / Caribbean / Harlequin / Harlequin Undone / Historical Romances9 Comments
Dear Ms. McCabe, I think this is an example of one of the best titles I’ve seen in a long time. Why? Because it basically covers just about everything in the plot. Like the first of the new Harlequin Undone line I read, “Libertine Lord, Pickpocket Miss” by Bronwyn Scott, ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews Category16th-century / Historical Romances / Scotland / Tudor-England9 Comments
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B+ Reviews16th-century / Henry-VIII / Historical Romances / Tudor-England12 Comments
Dear Ms. Gregory, Once again we get to see the adroit tight-rope walking that it took to live in the Tudor court. While it’s more history than romance, the story of Anne Boleyn’s sister (the first Boleyn girl in Henry’s bed) is definitely fascinating. It could also be titled “Life ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews16th-century / England / Henry-VIII / Historical / My Favorite Things-2006 / Tudor-England7 Comments
Dear Readers, This was a nice little book. It’s set in 1540 England during the dissolution of the last monastery by Henry VIII. Now, when’s the last time you read a book with that background? The heroine’s father has been the bailey of the monastery of Woodham which is to ... more >
B+ Reviews16th-century / France / Historical RomancesComments Off on REVIEW: By Love’s Command by Helen Carras
Dear Ms Carras, This one starts out as a tad more like a historical novel than a historical romance. Kind of in the Plaidy/Lofts style. But the second half turns up the romance. It’s 1558 and 17 year old Jean Hamilton is a spirited Highland lass who’s been sent to ... more >