B Reviews / Book Reviewsclass differences / England / Historical / law-enforcement / London / mystery / Regency / Widowed Heroine5 Comments
NOTE – this is the fifth full length novel in this series and spoilers for previous books are revealed in the blurb. When a rash of jewel thefts strikes London, magistrate Patrick Colquhoun resolves to deploy his Bow Street Runners to put a stop to the thefts. The Russian Princess ... more >
B Reviews / Book Reviewsclass differences / Historical / law-enforcement / London / novella / Regency2 Comments
John Pickett and Lady Fieldhurst have reached an impasse as they wait for the annulment of their accidental marriage to come before the ecclesiastical court. Meanwhile, Pickett is summoned to investigate a theft at a linen-draper’s shop. Suspecting an inside job—and with a hostile hound named Brutus impeding his progress—Pickett ... more >
B ReviewsChicago / Contemporary / law-enforcement5 Comments
Dear Ms. Layne: Yes, it’s another cop book. Furthermore, it’s another NYPD book but I must confess my creepy love (previous recipients of this dubious gift include Julie James, golden retrievers and potatoes) for one Lauren Layne. I haven’t read the previous books in the series because I know how to ... more >
C Reviews1920s / American historical / family relationships / Harlequin Historical / Historical / law-enforcement / Prohibition-eraComments Off on REVIEW: The Bootlegger’s Daughter by Lauri Robinson
Of all the speakeasies, in all the world… Mysterious city slicker Ty Bradshaw might have won her father’s trust, but everyone knows Norma Rose is the true boss of Nightingale’s resort. And it’ll take more than that charming smile to shake the feeling that Ty is not all he seems… ... more >
B ReviewsBDSM Lite / law-enforcement / second chance / widow1 Comments
Dear Ms. Dawson: Angela James recommended this book to me. The story is a simple one. Layla loses her fiancé during an assault in an alley near a club. She sinks into a deep emotional depression. She finds someone who attracts her but she fights it because she’s both afraid of loving again ... more >
B Reviewscriminal / England / Historical / law-enforcement / novella / RegencyComments Off on REVIEW: Pickpocket’s Apprentice by Sheri Cobb South
When magistrate Patrick Colquhoun orders a habitual thief transported to Botany Bay, he doesn’t realize a fourteen-year-old boy has been left behind—not until young John Pickett is hauled into Bow Street for stealing an apple. Colquhoun arranges a job for John hauling coal, where John promptly falls in love with ... more >
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