Author: Bianca White

Bianca White writes historical romance, loves reading and lives in Yorkshire.

Bianca’s Book Review: “The Kiss Plot” by Nicole French

The Quicksilver Series Book 2 The story opens straight after Eric left Jane at the altar. I never understood why Jane’s dad, the head of a secret society of powerful men, cared about stopping one of his fellow society members from marrying his daughter. A daughter he never had anything to do with during her … Continue reading Bianca’s Book Review: “The Kiss Plot” by Nicole French →

Bianca’s Book Review: “Baby Daddy” by Lauren Landish

Irresistible Bachelors book 8 I fancied an accidental pregnancy romance and thought I would give this a go. It’s a new to me author, but even though it’s book 8 in a series it’s easily read as a stand alone. Both Rose and Nicolas have achieved great things career wise, but they feel their personal … Continue reading Bianca’s Book Review: “Baby Daddy” by Lauren Landish →

Four Georges and a William: A Dummy’s Guide to the Georgians

I want to post more history articles. To ease myself in, here’s a post that I originally wrote for another website. Let’s start with some facts. The reign of the Hanoverian monarchs in Britain lasted 123 years (that’s if you don’t include Queen Victoria). The era witnessed 42 Prime Ministers, including Spencer Perceval, the only … Continue reading Four Georges and a William: A Dummy’s Guide to the Georgians →

My Review: “11 Scandals to a start to Win a Duke’s Heart” by Sarah MacLean

Love by Numbers Book 3 I was very wary starting this book because I want to like it, but I worried that I wouldn't. It’s become clear that I have a hit and miss relationship with this author, and the last book in this series was a bit meh for me. Anyway, I wanted to … Continue reading My Review: “11 Scandals to a start to Win a Duke’s Heart” by Sarah MacLean →

My Review: “Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord” by Sarah MacLean

Love by Numbers Book 2 This seemed to take forever to get through. When I started it, I had very little free time and I read it in short snippets, which made it difficult for me to get absorbed into the story.  Lord Nicolas St. John is sent on a mission to find his friend’s … Continue reading My Review: “Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord” by Sarah MacLean →