B- ReviewsDuke / friends-to-lovers / heiress / Historical Romances / Regency England / treasure31 Comments
Dear Ms. Jewel, I loved your 2009 book, Scandal, and very much enjoyed Indiscreet, which came out later the same year. So when I learned that you were publishing a new historical called Not Wicked Enough I got excited, and asked Jane if she could send me the ARC. Having ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsDuke / mistaken-identity / Recommended Reads / Regency England11 Comments
Dear Ms. Balogh, Recently The Famous Heroine and The Plumed Bonnet were rereleased together in a 2-in-1 edition after many years out of print, and I reviewed and recommended The Famous Heroine. That book left me wanting to know more about Alistair, Duke of Bridgewater, one of the hero’s friends. ... more >
Book Reviews / DNF Reviews19th century / Duke / Historical Romances / infidelity43 Comments
Note to readers: This review contains SPOILERS. If you would like to read this book and prefer to remain spoiler-free, it may be best not to read this review. Dear Ms. Heath, I got this book from the library after a good friend of mine mentioned that it was one ... more >
A ReviewsAsian heroine / Duke / interracial-romance / law-enforcement / murder-investigation / racism / steampunk8 Comments
Because this book is so awesome, it needs more than one review. Dear Ms. Brook, I’ve greatly enjoyed many of your books, yet for some reason I’ve never felt compelled to review one until now. While that may be perceived as rude, it turns out that other reviewers at DA ... more >
A- Reviews / B+ ReviewsAsian heroine / Duke / interracial-romance / law-enforcement / murder-investigation / racism / steampunk43 Comments
Dear Ms. Brook, The Iron Duke is a steampunk romance and it is very different in setting and genre from most of the romances I've read. It’s not really paranormal, but rather science fiction set in a partly-historical setting. A kind of "what if" world. What if nanotechnology had been ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews19th century / captivity narrative / Duke63 Comments
Dear Ms. Chase: After I read last year’s book, Your Scandalous Ways, I knew my expectations were going to be set incredibly high for anything that came after. And thankfully, Don’t Tempt Me is not a book in the same vein, but instead hearkens back to the Carsington series, especially ... more >