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Georgette Heyer is a historical Fiction writer that I love and respect and I have read a number of her books over the years with my favorite being "Regency Buck". This book has been on my TBR and as I decided to take a short break from my M. C. Beaton books binge, I thought … Continue reading Book Review: The Convenient Marriage by Georgette Heyer
Tope Omotosho is my best Nigerian Christian fiction writer and I am always excited to read anything new she has written. I have always found her stories captivating, deep and spiritual. This book was gifted to me by the author and I would like to say a big thank you. Reading "Dance With Me" was … Continue reading Book Review: Dance With Me By Tope Omotosho
"The Savage Marquess" is the second book in "The Royal Ambition" series. Unlike the two previous M. C. Beaton series I recently read, the stories and characters in this series are not related or connected in any way. They are basically standalone books which where set in the same time and in the same locality … Continue reading Book Review: The Savage Marquess (The Royal Ambition Series #2) by M. C. Beaton
I am still on my M. C. Beaton books binge and I am finding the experience quite entertaining. "The Royal Ambition Series" was next on my TBR so I have dived into it. This is the first book in the series and it was not a disappointment at all. The story centers around Drusilla and … Continue reading Book Review: The Dreadful Debutante (The Royal Ambition Series #1) by M. C. Beaton
"It is impossible, in our condition of society, not to be sometimes a Snob" - William Makepeace Thackery  "Back In Society" is the last book in "The Poor Relation" series but can be read as a stand-alone without the need to read the other titles before reading it. To read my reviews on other books … Continue reading Book Review: Back In Society (The Poor Relation #6) By M. C. Beaton
"Colonel Sandhurst To The Rescue" is the fifth book in "The Poor Relation" regency romance series. This book can be read as a standalone novel as the gist from the earlier titles are summarized here. You can read my reviews on the other titles by clicking "Book Reviews" on the menu on my homepage. Colonel … Continue reading Book Review: Colonel Sandhurst To The Rescue (The Poor Relation #5) By M. C. Beaton
"Sir Philip's Folly" is the fourth book in "The Poor Relation" series. However, it can still be read as a standalone book as most of the gist from the prior titles are highlighted here. Check out my reviews on the other three titles by clicking "Book Reviews" the homepage of this blog. Sir Philip is … Continue reading Book Review: Sir Philip’s Folly (The Poor Relation #4) By M. C. Beaton
"Mrs. Budley Falls From Grace" is the third book in "The Poor Relation" series but can be read as a stand alone (Check out my reviews on the other two books in this series). This time the story focuses on Mrs. Budley, the young widow who is one of the owners of the "The Poor … Continue reading Book Review: Mrs. Budley Falls From Grace (The Poor relation #3) by M. C. Beaton
This is the second book in "The Poor Relation" series. You may not need to read the first title to catch up with the story as all the relevant details are highlighted in this book. The five "Poor Relations" are low on cash again even when the Duke of Rowcester paid for the damages from … Continue reading Book Review: Miss Tonks Turns To Crime (The Poor Relation #2) by M. C. Beaton
"But there were also the members of the invisible poor, the victims of genteel poverty who, with many subterfuges and stratagems, hid their condition from the eyes of polite society." - M. C. Beaton in "Lady Fortescue Steps Out" "Lady Fortescue Steps Out" is the first book in M. C. Beaton's "The Poor Relation" series. … Continue reading Book Review: Lady Fortescue Steps Out (The Poor Relation #1) by M. C. Beaton