Secrets of a Wallflower by Amanda McCabe, first book in the Debutantes in Paris Series. I read a story by McCabe last year, part of 3 stories collection Tudor Christmas Tidings. I enjoyed her story the most, so I’ve decided to read this book by…
My rating for The Secrets of Ashmore Castle by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles must be one of the strangest I gave: 4 stars, but I don’t recommend it and I will not read the next ones in the series. I will explain why after I talk about…
Second Chances at the Board Game Café by Jennifer Page is the third book in the Little Board Game Café series. I loved this one, a definite 5 stars. What I don’t like about this series is that the 2 villages mentioned are not real,…
Love Letters on Hazel Lane by Jennifer Page is the second book in the Little Board Game Café series. I liked the first book and I was excited to read this one as well. Unfortunately this was not as good, hence the 4 stars instead…
The Little Board Game Café by Jennifer Page is the first book in a series of 4, thus far. I got it by chance from the library and loved it. It is funny and so readable. I highly recommend it for anyone who likes romance.…
Tudor Christmas Tidings by Jenni Fletcher is a collection of 3 stories. I rated them individually because the quality varies so much. I’m glad I read the last one, as it was the only one worth reading of the 3. Overall a disappointing book, but…
All Together for Christmas by Sarah Morgan is a fun story for Christmas. The story is simple, a family gets together at Christmas – grandmother and grandfather, mother and father, three grown-up children, two of them in relationships, for whom is the first Christmas as…
All We Want for Christmas by Phillipa Ashley is the second book I read by her. The first one was Christmas on the little Cornish Isles, which I took by chance from the library. I borrowed this one because it was published this year and…
Falling Fast by Jenni Fletcher is the first Formula 1 romance book I read. I had no idea there is such a thing, despite me watching F1 for a very (very) long time. I borrowed this book from the library and read it. Of course,…
Christmas on the little Cornish Isles by Phillipa Ashley – the Driftwood Inn – is a book I picked at random from the library’s Christmas display. It was a light and fun read, but a bit slow at times, hence the 4 stars. This is…
There is a funny story on how I picked the book I am reviewing today, The Christmas secret by Karen Swan. Back in 2020, a picked a random book from the library, The Christmas Party by Karen Swan, see my review for it here. I…
Snow-Kissed Proposals by Jenni Fletcher & Elisabeth Hobbes* is a collection of two short stories happening at Christmas-time in the Victorian age. The stories are not related to each other. First is The Christmas Runaway by Jenni Fletcher, followed by Their Snowbound Reunion by Elisabeth…
I didn’t intend to read Mystique by Amanda Quick, I had a hardcover that I wanted to read, but the light near the bed at the hotel was not suitable for reading. So I had a look and saw that I had this book on…
Reclaimed by Her Rebel Knight by Jenni Fletcher seemed like a great story. Constance and Matthew married when she was 14 and he left without even a word. After five years he turned back and now they had to start from the beginning. I liked…
The Secret Agent by Elisabeth Hobbes was a disappointment. I’ve read many (maybe all) of her books and I had high expectations about this one. Well, it was not great at all. Hobbes usually writes historical fiction in the medieval period and those worked nicely.…
The Silk Merchant’s Convenient Wife by Elisabeth Hobbes is different than the books she usually writes, as the story takes place in Victorian England, 1850-1851 instead of Medieval England like most of her other books. I enjoyed the book a lot. These days I’m less…