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Book Review: When Stars Light the Sky by Elizabeth Camden
Elizabeth Camden’s When Stars Light the Sky is a captivating sequel in The Women of the Midtown Agency series, set in Berlin before World War I. It features Inga Klein and Benedict Kincaid, whose engaging journey from adversaries to a marriage of convenience showcases charm, resilience, and the complexities of unexpected partnerships.
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Book Review & Tour: The Night on the Darling River by Darry Fraser
In this gripping historical fiction, Tess Hawthorn battles her abusive past while navigating the tumultuous backdrop of 1894 Australia. As union tensions rise, she seeks freedom on a riverboat but finds unexpected connections and perilous challenges. Darry Fraser masterfully intertwines suspense, love, and resilience, delivering a thrilling adventure of survival.
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Book Review: Haven River Surprise by Christie Williams
Essie Martin, yearning for adventure, sees hope in a mail-order bride ad leading her to Haven River Falls, where Deputy Matt Cooper waits. Their passionate correspondence ignites a fierce connection, blending the thrill of frontier life with heartfelt romance. This story beautifully celebrates spontaneity and the quest for true love amidst danger.
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Book Review & Tour: The Matter of the Secret Bride by Darcie Wilde
The Matter of the Secret Bride by Darcie Wilde captivates with its thrilling blend of historical fiction and mystery, set against the backdrop of Regency England. Rosalind Thorne embarks on a perilous quest to recover a stolen marriage certificate, encountering deception and danger. Wilde’s intricate narrative and compelling characters make this a must-read adventure.
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Book Review: The Gentleman’s Miscalculation by Laura Beers
In “The Gentleman’s Miscalculation,” passion ignites between childhood enemies Winston and Mattie as they navigate love amidst danger and familial strife. Their evolving friendship, layered with misunderstandings and emotional scars, teaches them the importance of communication. This Regency romance is a heartfelt journey of love, growth, and resilience.
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Book Review & Tour: Cloaked in Beauty by Karen Witemeyer
In this engaging historical fiction, Letty Hood, an heiress in hiding, embarks on a perilous journey to claim her inheritance, accompanied by the stern yet compassionate Pinkerton agent Philip. As their bond deepens amid looming dangers, the intelligent pet wolf Rusty adds warmth and protection, creating a heartwarming and suspenseful romance.
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Book Review: Pretending to be the Mountain Man’s Wife by Misty M. Beller
In this gripping tale, love and hope shine bright amidst darkness. Jess, trapped by her father’s greed, finds herself unexpectedly allied with Gil, who searches for his missing brother. Their journey through perilous terrain forges a deep connection, challenging their fears and igniting faith in a love powerful enough to conquer all.
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Book Review: Pick It Up by Becca Spence Dobias
Becca Spence Dobias’ novel “Pick It Up” follows former bandmates Sailor and Jake as they reconnect while searching for a lost ska Christmas album. Balancing humor and nostalgia, the story explores themes of identity, second chances, and the pursuit of dreams. It’s a delightful journey for music fans and lovers of quirky characters.
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Cover Reveal: Murder in the London Season
The upcoming book, Murder in the London Season, is the fourth in the Mr. Darcy & Miss Tilney Mystery Series, set for release in June 2025. Jonathan Darcy and Juliet Tilney tackle a scandalous murder amid London’s social elite, balancing their deepening romance against societal pressures and family expectations while racing to uncover the killer.
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Book Review Tour & Giveaway: The Tell-Tale Homicide by Daphne Silver
Daphne Silver’s The Tell-Tale Homicide, the second book in the Rare Books Cozy Mystery series, follows librarian Juniper Blume as she investigates a murder linked to an Edgar Allan Poe story. With engaging characters and a well-crafted plot filled with humor and suspense, this novel is a delightful read for cozy mystery fans.
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