Today I have nine mini reviews for you, because I’ve been reading a ton of historical romances over the last few months! All of these were ebooks sent to me free of charge, either through NetGalley or by the authors, but as always my opinions are my own.
I know, so many blog tours this week! But I’m delighted it’s my turn on the tour for The Good Girl’s Guide to Rakes, because this is a very fun historical romance that’s (whisper it) ideal for fans of the Netflix Bridgerton.
I’ve been on a real historical romance kick recently, so I thought I’d round up some quickfire thoughts on a few of my recent reads, both good and bad! I read all of these as ARCs, which were provided free of charge either through NetGalley or through the author’s own ARC team.
Today I’m delighted to be on the blog tour for the start of a new historical romance series from Catherine Tinley!
Jenni Fletcher is one of my favourite historical romance authors, and her first foray into YA is, quite simply, brilliant!
I’ve been reading a bunch of Mills and Boon historical romances in the past couple of weeks, so I thought I’d scoop them all up together so you can see my thoughts on a selection!
Some of these were NetGalley e-ARCs, and some I purchased myself. I’ll note which ones I was sent for free, but as always my opinions are my own.
This light-hearted Regency romance will be perfect if you love a fake courtship plotline as much as I do!
I know, it’s early to be thinking about Christmas when the leaves are only just turning, but in the world of publishing what can you do? This anthology of four interconnected novellas by Eloisa James, Christi Caldwell, Janna MacGregor and Erica Ridley is the perfect cosy Christmas read for historical romance lovers!
I had an enormous amount of fun with the first two books in the Union of the Rakes series, and the final book does not disappoint!
This fun historical romance is my first read from Lenora Bell, but it won’t be my last!
A Cat, A Book, and A Cup of Tea 