Reviews - Historical

The Contrary Debutante (The De Petras Saga Book 3)
Emily EK
Murdoch
Emerald De Petras wants nothing to do with high society. The way people act is sickening to her, and she refuses to be the subject of their rumors. She and her mother come to an agreement that she will attend a set number of balls in the Season, and then she’s free. No longer will she be forced to marry and can live her life how she wishes.
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Capturing Her Highland Keeper (Time to Love a Highlander Book 4)
Maeve
Greyson
Lyla Smythe fled to Edinburgh after her divorce. Her twin, Abby Cornwalt, has been staying with her. The two hardly get along, except for their shared love of stargazing. A midnight trek to Arthur’s Seat viewpoint takes an inexplicable turn when they are suddenly transported from 2019 to 1650. Lyla and Abby encounter Chieftain Grant Reddoch and his War Chief Malcolm Cransie.
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Christmas in Crimson
Sandra
Sookoo
Belle is a widow of five years who has been whiling away her time in the country, yet craving company and excitement. When she comes upon a stranger hiding in her barn, instant attraction flares between her and the stranger she finds. Hawke, masquerading as an out-of-work laborer, is on Belle’s land in search of looted treasure under orders from the Home Office.
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Tales of Timeless Romance (A Dragonblade Historical Romance Anthology)
Fil Reid, Cara Hogarth, Gemma Sydney, Donna Maloy,
Stephanie Patterson, Peri Maxwell
So Arthur Was Born by Fil Reid: The attraction between Eigr and Uthyr is impossible to resist, but the consequences will reverberate throughout history!
To Kiss an Outlaw by Cara Hogarth: Lady Marion, daughter of the Sheriff of Nottingham, races to warn Robin Hood of danger, but it will take ingenuity to prove Robin's innocence and find their happily ever after!
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The Viscount Without Virtue
Katherine
Grant
Maximilian has spent his life trying to meet his father’s expectations. As a last ditch effort, he agrees to go undercover and expose the dangerous practices the Preston family of Northfield are encouraging. Everything from hiring malcontents and freed slaves to promoting social justice practices that would ruin the English empire.
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