
Showing posts with label Anne Barton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anne Barton. Show all posts
One Wild Winter's Eve by Anne Barton

Scandalous Summer Nights by Anne Barton
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Thanks go to Forever (Grand Central Publishing) via NetGalley for a copy of the book in exchange of an honest review.

To All the Rakes I've Loved Before by Anne Barton
To All the Rakes I've Loved Before by Anne Barton
This is book 1.5 of the Honeycote Series.
Amelia Wimple gets an unexpected visitor late one evening (you could call it early morning!) by the man that had jilted her. She can't imagine what he is doing at her home, but soon learns that his best friend has been injured and needs a place to stay. Since Amelia's mother is out of town and she rarely ventures out into society, he thought her home would be the perfect place for Lord Stephen Brookes to recover.
Stephen is known to be a rakehell and a gambler. His injuries were sustained from the man he owed money to. During his short recovery period, Stephen and Amelia have an immediate attraction to each other and quickly act on those feelings.
This was a very quick read (I read it in an hour) but very enjoyable. We get to see a small glimpse of Olivia and Rose Sherbourne, whom we meet in When She Was Wicked. I'm hoping this will tie me over until the next book comes out later this month.
This is book 1.5 of the Honeycote Series.
Amelia Wimple gets an unexpected visitor late one evening (you could call it early morning!) by the man that had jilted her. She can't imagine what he is doing at her home, but soon learns that his best friend has been injured and needs a place to stay. Since Amelia's mother is out of town and she rarely ventures out into society, he thought her home would be the perfect place for Lord Stephen Brookes to recover.
Stephen is known to be a rakehell and a gambler. His injuries were sustained from the man he owed money to. During his short recovery period, Stephen and Amelia have an immediate attraction to each other and quickly act on those feelings.
This was a very quick read (I read it in an hour) but very enjoyable. We get to see a small glimpse of Olivia and Rose Sherbourne, whom we meet in When She Was Wicked. I'm hoping this will tie me over until the next book comes out later this month.
Thanks go to NetGalley and Grand Central Publishing for a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
When She Was Wicked by Anne Barton
When She Was Wicked by Anne Barton.This is book 1 of The Honeycote Series.
Anabelle Honeycote is a seamstress on Bond Street that is barely making enough money to feed her mother, sister and herself. Her mother's medical expenses have to be paid and she is behind in her rent. As a seamstress, Anabelle (Belle to her friends and family) overhears lots of gossips while making the necessary adjustments to her customers gowns. On the occasions when she is truly desperate, she uses this information to blackmail the "offender" asking only for enough money so that she and her family can survive.
Belle's latest bit of gossip is about the sister of Owen Sherbourne, the Duke of Huntford. When Owen gets the blackmail letter, he can't believe that someone is trying to harm his sister with this bit of gossip. He sets out to trap the blackmailer at the drop off point. To Owen's surprise, it is a woman that he captures and it's none other that the seamstress that is making his sister's dressing.
Belle and Owen strike a deal. Belle will move into the Duke's home to make a whole new wardrobe for his sisters in exchange for not turning Belle into the authorities. As much as each of them is attracted to the other, they face the obstacle of their stations. A seamstress can not get involved with a Duke!
After reading this book, I was surprised to find out that this was a debut novel. It was very well written and I often found myself laughing out loud at times and toward the end of the book their were a couple of tears. Belle's sister, Daphne, is the star of book 2 and I can't wait to read it.
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