Books by Connie Brockway
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review 1: I heard about this one while reading Crystal Cove by Lisa Kleypas. Any book that Lisa quotes and raves about I need to read and I wasn't disappointed. I was totally drawn in from the get go. I liked that it felt a bit different than your average historical romance. Set in Egypt a...
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review 1: I picked up this book through Amazon's Prime early reads program, and I tried to read it early. Despite the fact that Eloisa James recommended Connie Brockway, and despite the fact that it's a regency about a woman having aspirations of success in a man's world, it didn't hold ...
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review 1: As much as I loved "As you Desire" from the same author, I could not finish this book. There isn't anything new in this book that hasn't already been discussed in the previous books. While reading this book, it felt like reading a mediocre version of the first book. Jim Owen w...
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review 1: Note: definitely read the prequels before this - I did not, and constantly felt that I was missing plot points and character backgrounds!A very cute and fun story all romance! Sometimes I felt as though the characters and this relationships were not fully developed, but I loved ...
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review 1: If a good romance is based on why the two main characters are the worst person for the other to fall in love with, then this is a great romance.Fannie Wallcott has the eerie ability to influence animals when she experiences strong emotions. Greyson Sheffield's father was bankrup...
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review 1: When I read the first pages of this book I was disappointed: I thought it would be yet another of those 2 people pretending to be rich so they could marry someone else with money stories, and I felt like slapping Lydia for wasting her fortune. But as I persevered, I changed my m...
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review 1: 4.5. This played like a wild wacky screwball rom-com in my mind as I read it, and I loved those! Cary Grant as the H, of course, and as the h, maybe Judy Garland in her prime, with a dash of Ginger Rogers or Doris Day. Charming side characters, and a definitely non-boring journe...
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review 1: Lucy Eastlake has lived with her great-aunts since she was a child. Now an operetta singer, she had been struggling to make ends meet for her family. But soon that will all change when her aunt Lavinia comes into an inheritance (a fortune of rubies split amongst the survivors of ...