Review by Lynn Reynolds The year is 1488. Daphne MacLeod is having a really good dream about Norris Sutherland. Norris is having an interesting conversation with his father about Daphne. What I love about Mary’s book is that she has made Daphne an independent woman during the middle ages when women were to take care [...]
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Reviewed by Zarabeth Golden The so called “queen of royal fiction” takes her turn at the story of Anne Neville who became Queen after the War of Roses when her husband Richard III claimed the throne. I have always loved this author’s ability to fill in blanks from history and create such strong heroine characters. [...]
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Guest blog by Iris Anthony, author of The Ruins of Lace Thank you so much for hosting me on Love Romance Passion! Lace may be linked to both love and romance but it was the passion people in the seventeenth century felt for it that drew me to my story of lace smuggling. People gave [...]
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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Darina O’Malley is distraught at the knowledge that her cousin, Kyra is to be betrothed to a man she does not know – he might as well be a stranger as far as she is concerned. She knows there are secrets about her clan that could undo them, but she is [...]
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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Though set in the time of the Roman Empire, this novel will have the reader travelling around the world with its vast places and rich characters. Hypatia of Alexandria has been murdered, and no one knows why, let alone who. Seira, her illegitimate daughter is left alone as a result, and [...]
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Guest Blog by Jeanette Baker, author of Nell My novel, NELL, is the story of the Geraldines or, more familiarly, the Fitzgeralds of Munster, “a family so wealthy and powerful they were called the uncrowned kings of Ireland. Their lands encompassed Desmond and South Munster and nearly all the counties of Kildare, Meath, Dublin and [...]
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