Review:First in the Company of Rogues series, this one introduces all of the main characters. Jo Beverley is a "must read" for any Regency and Georgian era reader. Well written, great character development, and wonderful duel story line make this a great beginning to a great series. Read more

Review:But, with the constant switching from century to century, back and forth, it was challenging to switch back and forth with the writer. It had a splendid ending, but many times throughout I did want to quit it. Read more

Review:I just started reading western books and Caroline write such entertaining books, you can't put them down. I love the way she writes the thoughts of her characters. It's keeps you wanting to solve there anguish. Just love this author. Read more

Review:I have always loved Trevanian and the crazy ladies did not disappont. I'm sorry this is his last book. I saw that his family is going to try to publish more old unfinished manuscripts of his but, he can be duplicated. Read more

Review:Excellent book by a classic author. Beautifully written from the perspective of a person who lived and studied in China. I love stories about strong female leaders and this book is about an Empress in China, someone who was not born to nobility, but rose to the rank of a supreme ruler in China through her strength and intelligence. Read more

Review:I gave this book five stars because the story was very good
I liked it because it had a lot of action and it was interesting and entertaining
I would recommend this book to people who like exciting things and action Read more

Review:While it takes a bit to catch steam (pun intended), it pays off in spades. Most of the characters do a fair bit of growing up, not just Sophronia, and there are quite a few throwbacks to the main Parasol series for veteran fans. There are quite a few surprising twists and even more hilarious moments Read more

Review:A worthy debut historical romance set in Victorian England in 1860. It’s the story of Miss Sylvia Stafford, daughter of a baronet and a sought-after beauty in her first season. But when her father committed suicide, she is cut by her friends and forced to become a governess. Silvia is happy in her work but misses the life she had.

One day, the sister of the man she once loved, a colonel serving in India, shows up to plead with Silvia to come to visit her brother to save him from despair. ... Read more

Review:The details in these stories are beyond belief. The things you will learn from reading them will serve you well if there is ever a zombie apocolypse and we have to learn to build houses without nails...I'm just saying. My daughters who are young, loved hearing the adventures that this family had it is something we will read again and again! Read more

Review:I’ve thoroughly enjoyed traveling back to the Titanic with this book! This spin on the happenings on board and after sinking are totally relatable, giving readers the “first person” perspective that draws them in and keeps them hooked. Highly recommend! Read more