Category: Women’s Fiction
That Summer by Lauren Willig: Family Secrets Exposed
Two storylines, 160 years apart, meet in a shared house and a lost painting in Lauren Willig’s That Summer.
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Exclusive Excerpt: ‘Rakes and Roses’ By Josi S. Kilpack (A Proper Romance)
Author, Josi S. Kilpack shares an exciting excerpt with us from her new inspirational Regency Romance, Rakes and Roses.
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Eva Ibbotson’s A Song for Summer: A Transportive Read of Love and Loss Amidst Rising Fascism
Eva Ibbotson’s A Song for Summer is an enchanting read, so full of loss and hope and enduring love.
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Rose Cottage by Mary Stewart: A Gentle and Magical Farewell
If some books are all plot, one could argue that Rose Cottage is all place, all setting. And what a setting it is!
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A Countess Below Stairs by Eva Ibbotson: A Smile-Inducing Fairy-tale Romance
Will falling in love uncover her past? Read our classic book review of Eva Ibbotson’s A Countess Below Stairs or The Secret Countess.
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Barbara Erskine’s The Darkest Hour: Wrongs of the Past Set Right
Book review of The Darkest Hour, a clean romance full of suspense.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Writing a Great Love Story: Guest post by Author Courtney Walsh
Bestselling author, Courtney Walsh guest posts to discuss how to write a good love story. Also, find out more about her new novel, If For Any Reason.
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‘Virgin River’ Netflix Review – A New Romance Series Based on the Best-Selling Books
Fans of Hart of Dixie or Gilmore Girls won’t want to miss Virgin River, a new Netflix series full of romance and idyllic small-town magic.
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Exclusive Excerpt: ‘The Bride of Northanger’ by Diana Birchall
Author, Diana Birchall shares an exclusive excerpt with us from her new Jane Austen variation, The Bride of Northanger.
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‘We Met in December’ Book Review: A Charming, Holiday Romance
Note: I received a free copy of We Met in December from the publisher, HarperCollins, in exchange...
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25 of the Best in Christian Historical Romance Novels
A good historical romance novel (like a good period drama) creates memorable old-fashioned romantic moments steeped in chivalry and classic storytelling. Today, we talk about some of these swoony romances found in Christian (and inspirational) historical romance fiction.
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‘Mr. Rochester’ Book Review – A Psychological Character Study of Brontë’s Byronic Hero
Perhaps like me, you too want to understand Edward Rochester better. If so, you should read Sarah Shoemaker’s novel, Mr. Rochester.
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