The title and the cover of The Highlander’s Son made me interested enough to read it. The Highlander’s Secret Son His first love Now his sworn enemy… What is Fiona MacDonald doing on the run across his lands? With a wee baby as well! Brandon once loved this woman with…
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Having read Willow’s Wedding Vows and The Perfect Marriage by Debbie Viggiano, I was certain that Daisy’s Dilemma would be an enjoyable book. I’m glad to report that I wasn’t wrong! Daisy’s Dilemma Florist Daisy is loved-up and blossoming. Boyfriend Dominic has proposed marriage! However, Dominic isn’t in any rush…
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America’s Wife follows the beautiful story America’s Daughter that I reviewed here last month. America’s Wife – Book 2 of America’s Daughter Trilogy 1776. Addie’s world has changed beyond recognition. From her privileged position amongst Boston’s elite, she has embraced a dangerous new life with the American Revolutionary Army. While childhood sweetheart…
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As I mentioned in my previous post in this series, the #ReadersSpeak posts for the next few weeks (every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month) will feature bloggers. Today, in Bloggers Who Are Readers Part 2, we meet Reema D’Souza and Shilpa Garg. Bloggers Who Are Readers Part 2…
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From Rhodes, Greece, I’m moving to Under The Italian Sun today. This is a perfect summer beach read. The #1 bestseller is back with an uplifting, escapist read that will brighten the gloomiest day! A warm, sun-baked terrace. The rustle of verdant green vines. The sun slowly dipping behind the…
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Reading The Old Duck’s Club made me think of Judy Leigh’s Chasing The Sun and Heading Over The Hill. I’m really starting to enjoy reading about older folks redefining themselves and finding adventure, romance and love again. The Old Ducks’ Club Sophia Gregory is fading away… Recently split from her…