Last night, I had a post all mentally planned out. I was going to tell you all about Lucinda Brant's Georgian romance ,Salt Bride. I couldn't put it down. It was a perfect blend of suspense and romance along with being a bit of a redemption story. I start the sequel immediately but ended up putting it down after 50 or 60 pages. My attention was caught elsewhere. But, before I get on that topic, here's the official blurb of Salt Bride:
England, 1763. The Earl of Salt Hendon and squire's daughter Jane Despard share a secret past of mistrust and heartache. Forced into a marriage neither wants, the patient and ever optimistic Jane believes love conquers all; the Earl will take some convincing. Enter Diana St. John, who will go to extremes, even murder, to hold the Earl's attention. Can the newlyweds overcome past prejudices and sinister opposition to fall in love all over again?
Now on to what took me away from 1700's England.Tara Grayce's Elven Alliance series has had me in it's grip for the last two days. Book 5 comes out in December so I will wait impatiently for it. Until then, here is the Official Blurb for Fierce Heart:
Essie would do anything for her kingdom…even marry an elf prince she just met that morning.
When
a diplomatic meeting goes horribly wrong, Essie, a human princess,
finds herself married to the elf prince and warrior Laesornysh. Fitting
in to the serene, quiet elf culture might be a little difficult for this
talkative princess, but she’s determined to make it work.
With
impending war and tenuous alliances, it will be up to Essie to unite
her two peoples. And maybe get her hands on elven conditioner while
she’s at it.
If anyone (and I mean real people, not bots that are conspiring to take over the world), has any comment to say, feel free to leave it. I will leave it as long as its not mean. Or rude. Or racist.
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