Aria
The Girl Who Dared to Dream
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This is a simple tale narrated chronologically, mainly from the point of view of one principal character. No literary tricks, but beautifully crafted. ...Read Review
Beyond a Broken Sky
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Beyond a Broken Sky is a dual-narrative novel in which a woman in a later time stream researches the life of a woman ...Read Review
A Very Modern Marriage (The Ladies of Carson Street)
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On the occasion of Nancy’s wedding, Octavia and Louisa are discussing the future of their brothel on Carson Street. Meanwhile at his ...Read Review
The Woman with the Map
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There are many tricks one can play with dual narratives. In The Woman with the Map we have the same character in both ...Read Review
The Belladonna Maze
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Gothic horror meets modern romance. The historic stream of this dual-narrative novel (actually, there is a short third stream towards the end) is ...Read Review
Before the Dawn
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WW2 launched a huge movement of people, particularly young men of marriageable age, between countries and between continents. The multitudes of romantic encounters ...Read Review
The Time Between Us
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How many romantic novels set in Occupied France in WW2 can the market take? They seem to cascade off the press. As usual, ...Read Review
All That We Have Lost
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It is 2019, and after her husband’s death Imogen Wren decides to follow their joint dream and move to France, against the advice ...Read Review
The Rose Villa
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The Rose Villa is a gorgeous read, a historical romance spanning the years between 1918 and 1944. The two protagonists, Kit and Flora, battle their ...Read Review
The Raven Banner
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This second book in Tim Hodkinson’s rip-roaring Viking adventure series, The Whale Road Chronicles, sees Einar plying his trade as a bard ...Read Review