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May 17, 2023

REVIEW: The Accidental Bride by Jane Walsh

JayneB- Reviews / Book Reviewsclass differences / dysfunctional family / f/f romance / family relationships / Historical / lesbian romance / LGBTQIA romance / LGBTQIAP+ / London / opposites attract / Regency / road tripNo Comments

Miss Grace Linfield has resigned herself to life as a lady’s companion as the only path to respectable security. At least it allows her to visit the beautiful seaside town of Inverley with her charge, Lady Edith. Passions flare when botanist Miss Thea Martin whirls into town —and into Grace’s ... more >

May 10, 2023

REVIEW: Style & Society: Dressing the Georgians by Anna Reynolds

JayneB+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Readsfashion / fashion and beauty standards / Georgian / Georgian Era / non-fiction / Regency9 Comments

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Uncovers Georgian Britain through the sumptuous fashionable dress of the era. Explore the history of Georgian clothing through the unique holdings of the Royal Collection, including masterpieces by such artists as Thomas Gainsborough and William Hogarth, along with drawings, miniatures, fashion periodicals, swords, jewelry, and carefully preserved garments and accessories ... more >

May 8, 2023

REVIEW: The Country Cousins (Woodham Book 2) by Dinah Dean

JayneB Reviews / Book ReviewsAgent/Spies/Undercover / brothers and sisters / class differences / country-set / dogs / English countryside / Historical / Napoleonic wars / Regency / trad regency / Woodham Book series4 Comments

She dislikes handsome and arrogant Mr Hartwell, but is he an enemy? Miss Caroline Barnes is shocked to discover she has a secret family she’s never met! Aristocratic Mr Hartwell tells her of her cousin’s lonely plight, and Caroline reluctantly agrees to visit Julia at the gothic sounding Canons Grange. ... more >

April 19, 2023

REVIEW: The Frog Earl by Carola Dunn

JayneB Reviews / Book ReviewsAnglo-Indian / biracial heroine / class differences / country-set / Historical / POC / Regency1 Comments

Escaping into the countryside to nurse his wounded pride and heart, Simon Hurst encounters the lovely but eccentric Mimi (half English, half Indian and all mischief) who promises him three favors—then only grudgingly doles them out. If he can capture that last one—that kiss—before she learns the truth about his ... more >

April 5, 2023

REVIEW: The Country Gentleman (Woodham Book 1) by Dinah Dean

JayneA- Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsAgent/Spies/Undercover / cats / country-set / England / English countryside / Historical / Napoleonic wars / Regency / Small-Town / trad regency / vicar / Woodham Book series12 Comments

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When he’s mistaken for her husband-to-be, is that prophetic? Miss Lucinda Calvert’s quiet life as a rector’s daughter is turned topsy-turvy by the arrival of a gentleman new to the area. Mr John Harris seems respectable, but sets the village gossips wagging with speculation about his past—on which topic he ... more >

February 8, 2023

REVIEW: Wedded Bliss by Barbara Metzger

JayneBook Reviews / C+ Reviewsfather and son / found family / Historical / marriage-of-convenience / mother and son / Regency / Widowed Heroine / widower2 Comments

Robert Rothmore, Earl of Rockford, thinks Alissa Henning is simply delightful-exactly the kind of woman who’d make the perfect mother for his sons. But Alissa swore she’d spend the rest of her life scraping pennies together rather than wed the insufferable earl and become a glorified governess. Still, she couldn’t ... more >

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