This Regency romance novella is absolutely adorable. It’s short (only 69 pages according to Amazon) but beautifully written. Recommended for a short break on a week day.
Friends to Lovers
Lord Ashford’s Wager by Marjorie Farrell
No, no, and again I say no. I’m sorry but this book just did not do it for me at all. There’s just too much going on, and yet at the same time there’s not enough going on in regards to the romance between Joanna and Tony.
Fallen Angel by Charlotte Louise Dolan
Ok, I absolutely love this book. I adore Gabriel, and his attempts to make Verity fall in love with him and I love how Verity just gets on with her life with absolutely no clue as to why he’s so nice to her.
I also like the fact that Verity is both an older heroine and a sensible heroine, two things which always make me feel kindly towards a book.
His Darling Friend by Leenie Brown
A delightful short Regency romance featuring two friends who might be more suited than they think.
An Affair of the Heart By Joan Smith
This is Joan Smith’s first book (Dec 1976) and you can see that she is just getting started in her trademark style – there’s the banter between the main characters; the slightly dim male friend; and finally the independent heroine. From the book blurb on Amazon: The Marquis of Claymore had been rejected by the […]