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Penelope by Anya Wylde

Posted on August 13, 2020 by Margaret McGaffey Fisk

This story is firmly planted in two common Regency tropes, that of love developing between the dour guardian and his charge and a country mouse let loose on London society. Rather than overturning these tropes, the book embellishes them with … Continue reading →

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My Fair Assassin by C.J. Anaya

Posted on July 23, 2020 by Margaret McGaffey Fisk

I chose this fantasy romance because I wanted a quick, easy read. There is more to this story than I expected, however. We get a fun, fated-mates romance with language and goal clashes even as the main characters work toward … Continue reading →

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Secrets of Milan by Edale Lane with Giveaway

Posted on June 11, 2020 by Margaret McGaffey Fisk

Secrets of Milan starts with Fiore and Maddie in a relationship crisis, with Maddie holding herself separate. This confused me for a short while because I’d thought their crisis over, but when Maddie quickly reveals the cause, it’s something new. … Continue reading →

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Merchants of Milan by Edale Lane

Posted on February 13, 2020 by Margaret McGaffey Fisk

Book One of the Night Flyer Trilogy invites you into the lush world of 1502 Milan during the Italian Renaissance. Wealthy merchants had almost as much power as the ruler, and the rule of law did not apply to them. … Continue reading →

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