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This Earl of Mine

by Kate Bateman When you are an heiress with more money than all your suitors combined, how do you choose a groom? The answer to that question is to dive into the depths of Newgate prison and buy yourself a husband on the night before he is hanged. A widows life is where it is at! Only there is one small problem… what if there are no condemned criminals available on the night you have decided to take your husband? … What is instead you end up married to one of Londons most notorious rogues? And lastly, what if he’s penniless to boot??? Shipping heiress Georgiana Caversteed has done just that, now she and her scapegrace husband, Benedict Wylde need to come up with a. Plan to save face and each of them get what they want in the. She wants independence and freedom from all the fortune hunters, while Ben just needs some cash to help his debt ridden brother, the Earl of Morcott? Will this unlikely pair survive the rest of the season and find their own happiness? This was fun re

A Convenient Fiction- Parish Orphans of Devon, Book 3

 by Mimi Matthews A historically rich novel with lush landscapes and fascinatingly complex characters.  A Convenient Fiction is the third book in the Parish Orphans of Devon series, in which one more of the Devon orphans finds redemption and haleness in his true love. Alec Archer is a fortune hunter on the hunt for a wealthy landed heiress. After working his way up from his pauper beginnings, he now needs a wife to realize his dream of a home of his own. Laura Hayes has been taking care of her invalid brother and weary Aunt since the death of her father. Her brother is finally coming to his age of majority, and they family will finally be able to take control of their former perfume business that has been left in the hands of their solicitor. Will Laura be able to take control of the business and save her family’s legacy? Or will a dashing stranger in their humble village and a seaside romp overturn all of her plans? Mimi Matthews writing is a pure delight! Her swe

Seduction on a Snowy Night

A delightful Christmas anthology composed of three novellas.  A CHRISTMAS ABDUCTION by Madeline Hunter This was my first work from Madeline Hunter that I have read, and I will defiantly be coming back for more! A CHRISTMAS ABDUCTION is a delightful tale of an abduction turned love story… when Caroline decided to abduct her sisters seducer and make him marry her, she doesn’t expect to fall in love with him! With Christmas looming, will she be able to fix her families problems with aid of the rake accused of causing them? A PERFECT MATCH by Sabrina Jeffries Who know the abduction of a wealthy debutant would in in the marriage of her cousin to the to the same man! A delightful story of a soldier attempting to rescue his best friends sister from a ruinous fortune hunting rake. The dialogue between the characters was fun and their banter easily draws you in. This was an amusing addition to the latest Jeffries series, Duke Dynasty. ONE WICKED WINTER NIGHT by Mary Jo Put

Red, White & Royal Blue

by Casey McQuiston WOW. I wish fictional President Claremont was the real president of the US! What an amazing and loving family portrayal. This story grabbed ahold of me from the beginning and I was rooting for Alex and the delectable Henry the whole time! I loved how the characters resembled actual real-life people and how the author created a timeframe where I wanted to be. I wanted to be front and centre, placing my vote for a second term of the Claremont administration. The text and email narrative used felt genuine, which is often difficult in writing to create. This was a beautiful, funny and emotional modern day Romeo and Juliette, that has the HEA that we all need nowadays. This was fun and current read. I’d heartily recommend this book! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐/5 #RedWhiteandRoyalBlue #CaseyMcQuiston #pinkcowlandreads

London's Late Night Scandal

by Anabelle Bryant This book had all the fixings for a lovely historical romance: injured hero, forced proximity, mutually intelligent characters, self enforced isolation… The story starts out with the illustrious, but damaged Chief Officer of the Society for the Intellectually Advanced, Lord Matthew Strathmore, Earl of Whittingham on a breakneck speed trip to Oxfordshire. He had finally received an invitation from the reclusive Lord Talbot. Talbot’s scientific work of late has drawn the attention of the society and Matthew is eager to find answers to his scientific questions and prove himself worthier of his position as Chief Officer. Sadly, upon arrival things don’t go as planned… he meets Lord Talbot’s beautiful and intelligent granddaughter, Lady Theodosia and ends up with more questions than answers. Lady Theodosia has lived a quiet life in Oxfordshire with her grandfather ever since loosing her parents to a hours fire as a child. Her grandfather not only raised her, b