Make sure to check out my reviews this week on both of their latest books.
In the mean time, check out this join post/conversation from both authors about becoming incidental writing experts!
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Lady Emily and her husband, the dashing Colin, are enjoying their evening out at an exclusive costume ball.
A strange encounter with a masked man leaves Emily scratching her head.
She was certain that she was the only Artemis at the ball but clearly the masked man was expecting a different sort of Artemis.
Well the only other Artemis at the ball is the eccentric Estella Lamar. Estella hasn’t been seen in society for years. She is known for her world travels and is rarely….if ever…..seen in society.
Emily’s long time friend Cecile knows Estella well from a childhood spent together. When Cecile sees Estella at the ball, she knows she’s a fraud. Someone is impersonating Estalla…..but why?
Continue reading “Review: The Counterfeit Heiress (Lady Emily #9) by Tasha Alexander”
Jenni’s has lived in the shadows most of her life. She is an accomplished ghost writer where she never gets any recognition for her work.
She is in a tedious relationship with her boyfriend of two years. She never wanted to have children but did hope to get married one day.
All of her friends are getting married and having families and she does feel a little left out.
Her boyfriend soon starts pressuring her to have children but she refuses. She has been harboring a childhood secret and can’t bare to share it with him.
At a friend’s wedding, Jenni receives an offer to ghost write a woman’s memoirs. It comes at a good time and her and her boyfriend decide to take a break to sort things out.
The only issue is, the woman lives in the Cornish coastal town of Polvarth. The same town where tragedy befell Jenni as a girl.
Continue reading “Review: Shadows Over Paradise by Isabel Wolff”
Are you going through Downton Abbey withdrawals?
I don’t know about you but I know I am! If you are longing for more history and mystery from this exciting era in English history this book is going to be exactly what you are looking for!
Thanks to the publisher, I am ecstatic to be able to offer a copy of Black Diamonds by Catherine Bailey for your enjoyment!
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Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction. Catherine Bailey chronicles the rise and fall of the Fitzwilliam coal mining dynasty in Yorkshire England.
The Fitzwilliam family was at one time, one of the wealthiest families in all of England.
So how does this extensive fortune and massive house end up on the real estate market in 2014 in need of mass repairs?
Well that’s what Bailey decides to find out. What follows is this outstanding narrative about the rise and fall of this aristocratic family, a fortune worth 3 billion pounds by today’s standards, and a family full of salacious scandal, family feuds, and dark secrets.
This book was scandalous and I loved it! I am a huge fan of Bailey’s first biography, The Secret Rooms which I read last year. I love reading about the British aristocracy and royals, because again, sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction.
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