This book was originally published in the 1960's and the writing compares more to Jane Austen era prose than the typical Regency books of today. Susan Fyfield is seventeen years old and typical of teenagers has developed a crush on her friends older brother. Mistakenly informing her aunt that she is engaged she is pleased… Continue reading The Clandestine Betrothal (Eversley #1) by Alice Chetwynd Ley
Chloe Hunter is on work release thanks to her sexy boss Ethan Raines. Incarcerated by the Bureau after a century of running with the Boyette brothers she knows The Bureau would rather see her at the end of a wooden stake. When Chloe gets dragged into her old gang’s deadly plans, Ethan is the only… Continue reading Tall, Dark & Deadly (Agents of The Bureau, #1) by Kharma Kelley
To Catch a Texas Star is the third instalment in Linda Broday’s Texas Heroes series. I haven’t read the previous entry in the series, but this didn’t end up being a problem for me as the author has crafted a story that stands perfectly well on its own. Roan Penny has drifted from place to… Continue reading To Catch a Texas Star (Texas Heroes #3) by Linda Broday
This is the third instalment in Shana Galen’s Survivor series. I have read the previous instalments in this series but each one can be read as a standalone. The men in this series served together during the Napoleonic Wars under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Draven in a unit that was given dangerous and most… Continue reading An Affair with a Spare (The Survivors #3) by Shana Galen
