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Michelle Marcos: When a Lady Misbehaves

By Anne | March 11, 2009 - 4:32 am |March 11, 2009 Authors, Book Review, Michelle Marcos
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For some reason, this book misbehaved and fell apart.  But still, I managed to give it the obligatory second read through before posting my thoughts. Continue →

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Eloisa James: When the Duke Returns

By anneglover | February 25, 2009 - 4:52 pm |February 25, 2009 Authors, Book Review, Eloisa James
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When the Duke Returns

“Married by proxy as a child, Lady Isidore has spent years fending off lecherous suitors while longing for her husband, Simeon Jermyn, the Duke of Continue →

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Jane Feather: Almost a Bride

By anneglover | February 24, 2009 - 11:13 pm |February 24, 2009 Authors, Book Review, Jane Feather
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book cover of Almost a Bride (Almost, book 1) by Jane Feather

“Jack Fortescu gambles to win, and this time his prize is not only his rival’s lavish mansion but everything in it- including the man’s beautiful Continue →

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Regency Dish: Drinking Water

By anneglover | February 22, 2009 - 7:26 am |October 8, 2024 Regency Dish, Regency Health and Medicine
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Water filters by garling.

In an age where water is worn as a fashion statement, it is hard to imagine a world where drinking the water was taking a Continue →

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