Musings of a Romance Author
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
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
Love by Numbers Book 1 After my terrible disappointment with the latest from this author, I decided to try some of her older work. This is in the top five of all time for my book club, so it’s got to be good. Lady Calpurnia Hartwell is on the shelf and tired of being seen … Continue reading My Review: “Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake” by Sarah MacLean
Scandal & Scoundrel Book 1 Miss Sophie Talbot stows away in the carriage of Kingscote, the roguish Marquess Of Eversley, after causing another scandal for her family, newly elevated to the aristocracy. Kingscote, or King, is racing home to his dying father in order to complete his final act of vengeance against the man who … Continue reading My Review: “The Rogue Not Taken” by Sarah MacLean
Bareknuckle Bastards Book 2 Lady Henrietta Sedley is desperate to prove to her father and the world that she can run his shipping business better than her brother, or any other man. Unfortunately, her brother makes the mistake of stealing from the Bareknuckle Bastards, kings of the criminal classes of Covent Garden, and they want … Continue reading My Review: “Brazen and the Beast” by Sarah MacLean
Part of the Bareknuckle Bastards series Wallflower, Lady Felicity Faircloth, is desperate to be welcomed back into the arms of high society. To do this she makes a deal with Devil, king of London’s dark underbelly, who promises to turn her into a desirable temptress. Unknown to Felicity, Devil has his own plans for her. … Continue reading My review: “Wicked and the Wallflower” by Sarah MacLean