The Marriage Method by Mimi Matthews is the second novel in the Crinoline Academy historical romance series with mystery, cats and secrets. Forced to marry after the two are caught in a compromising position, Penelope “Nell” Trewlove and newspaper editor Miles Quincy find something more and work together to solve two mysteries.
I enjoy author Diana Quincy’s writing, particularly her historical romantic suspense. The Earl That Got Away is a Persuasion retelling set in Victorian London and featuring an Arab-American young woman who meets her lost love when her sister marries a Duke. Filled with tension, this second chance romance tugged at my heartstrings and frustrated me.
The Gilded Heiress by Joanna Shupe is a spicy Anastasia story that takes place in New York City during the Gilded Age. From Boston to New York, you’ll get to know Leo Hardy and Josie Smith in this slow-burning, steamy-hot historical romance.
Sophia Rose is here today with a Regency drama romance review. Come check out her thoughts on this Romeo and Juliet-style romance; Brightmore Bonds by Farida Mestek.
Harper St. George is back with the second standalone historical romance in the Doves of New York series. This time, I listened to the audiobook narrated by Saskia Maarleveld. To receive her inheritance, American heiress Eliza Dove plans to enter a marriage of convenience—until she meets the Duke.
