Lynn Kurland never disappoints
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Lynn Kurland never disappoints, this is one my favorites.  I like Madeline a lot, and love to hate Bentley, could he be any more disgusting? Loved the pit with him in it, putting more vermin in the hole, inspirational! I would, and do, recommend this, and all other,  Lynn Kurland books to my friends. I read all her books over and over again, but this one will be treasured, along with "A Dance Through Time".  Patrick has always been one of my favorites, he and Jamie.
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Rating: 4 stars

K.I. Lynn certainly does not disappoint with this sequel. The second book in the Breach series is just as exciting and gripping as the first one. I could not help but feel for both Nathan and Lila throughout the entire story. The angst felt so real and compelling, I just got sucked into the tragic story of two utterly broken people who thought that they had no hope for themselves. Truly well written. My emotions were in for a wild ride and I certainly could not have expected the twists and turns. KI Lynn definitely has gotten me addicted to her writing and I absolutely cannot wait for what the next books in this series will bring us!
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As always KATHRYN LE VEQUE never disappoints! Since I discovered KLV about 5 years ago I read and order all I can get my hands on and at this time I have 60 of her books on my Kindle app. I am still trying to get them all read and so many more that I want to get and read in the future. I read Godspeed in one day which is how I read most of her books.
The characters are always colorful and by the time you are into the second or third chapter it is hard to put the book down unless you absolutely have too. I must admit that William de Wolfe and his family have always been my favorite as I love William and Jordan but Dashiell Du Reims and Belladona have won me over, sorry William. But I will always read any and all de Wolfe and stories of the Pack that I can find.
This is such a beautiful love story. Dash has loved Bella since she was a young girl and as she grows into a young woman he fears he is too old and has no idea that Bella is just as much in love with him. So the story begins. The humor of how the girls were named puts a fresh perspective to the story as well as they are all named after deadly plants. Belladonna, Lily and Acacia. Lily is the oldest and is married to the villain Clayton Le Cairon who we all love to hate nor can we wait for him to meet his end. The girls father Edward the Duke of Savernake is suffering from a tragic case of dementia and Dash is not only his protector but Edward has always loved him as a son. Clayton has also taken advantage of the middle sister Acacia and has her believing his lies that he loves her and will eventually find her a husband but in the mean time he is showing her how to please a man so that when the time comes she will be a good wife. While all along the family and all that know her think that she is going to commit herself to the Abbey and devote her life to God. As you will find out this comes to a tragic end as the story evolves.
Clayton however tries very hard to kill off Edward and does put Edward into many harmful situations but Dash and his knights always find a way to protect him and when Clayton finally makes his move to eliminate Dash he takes out another knight who is and was loved by all.
He also tries to contract a marriage for Bella but Dash is on to him and crushes his every move.
I feel as though I'm giving to much away and to see how this beautiful love story transpires you will need to get the book and read for yourself. I promise you will not be disappointed.
Kathryn is such a great author and she never lets you down.
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Another heart wrenching heart warming addition to a great series ... Ms Lynn is one author that I look forward to seeing what she will produce and she never disappoints
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Was so glad to see that Gail Priest continued her family story with this wonderful book. I've read all three in the series--Sunrise, Sunset, and now Moonrise-- set in Annie Crow Knoll--a small, picturesque vacation community on Chesapeake Bay. By the end of Moonrise I felt all the characters were members of my own family. Ms. Priest's writing, clear and lovely, had me caring so deeply about everybody. And now I want to visit the Chesapeake area--a place I've never been. The fictional Annie Crow Knoll is a beautiful place to heal one's wounds and begin to truly live again. All three stories carry the themes of grief, change, and acceptance of what one has been through, including, for some of the characters, irrational tragedy. I found Moonrise, in particular, to be uplifting and hopeful, even though it dealt with unimaginable trauma. So sorry to see the series end! I'm looking forward to what this author will be publishing next. I'll be the first in line for your newest, Ms. Priest!
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I enjoy the Military Romance books by Lynn and now she has written a book in this series and did a fantastic job. I love this series and would recommend it to everyone.
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Lynn does it again. I love this series. Lynn has an easy and engaging style that equals the masters of the mystery genre. Her characters are mature and real, and the adventures keep you involved. They end too soon. Now we all have to wait until Julia and the gang embark on another typical Mercer Island day! Great read Lynn!
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I absolutely love Lynn Kirtland books traveling back in time. I have this whole series in paperback in my library and reread them all the time.
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Lynn Kurland is one of the best romance writers and the skill it takes to write entertaining characters without the smut is phenomenal.  I loved Imogen and Phillips romance, hopefully it can be further developed with the next in the series and with so much history with the McLeods, Blackmore, DiPagent and the other twenty books I read.  I hope she lets the twins have their own stories how they move in an out of time and a follow up on Jamie and Kendrick also the Jamie's jester.
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While looking for something Regency to read, but not necessarily a romance, I ran across this series A Kurland St. Mary Mystery. To start my journey on this voyage I found the first book, Death Comes To The Village, which was published Nov. 2013. I was pleasantly surprised that this was not yet another quirky mystery, yet not such an in-depth mystery that I had to spend weeks trying to put everything together. For Regency romance enthusiasts, youll love that this reads like a vintage romance- think Pride and Prejudice.

Our main characters are Major Robert Kurland (think Mr. Darcy), a landowner and career military man who was wounded at Waterloo and uses his acerbic attitude to distance himself from the general population while professing himself a confirmed bachelor. Miss Lucy Harrington (think Miss E. Bennet), the Village Rectors eldest daughter of six who has a mind of her own, loves the freedom of movement she is afforded in Kurland St. Mary but has an outspoken personality for female of this time.

In the first book, Lucy aids Major Kurlands recovery by bullying and cajoling while they solve a mystery of a missing servant and a mysterious shadow. In the newest book, Death Comes To London, Lucy is trailing the Marriage Mart with her beautiful sister Anna and her best friend, widower Mrs. Sophia Giffin. While the wonderfully written bickering between Major Kurland and Lucy continues, yet another murder has taken center stage for these two Regency sleuths and force them into an unwitting partnership where others see courtship.

This series is filled with the delightful happenings of everyday life of the middle-class. Ms. Lloyd uses eloquent language, thoughtful details in scenes and moves the story along in a moderate pace that readers will enjoy. Of the main and reoccurring cast youll find yourself drawn in and wishing there was no way out. Like Darcy and Elizabeth, youll be enchanted with Robert and Lucys non-courtship, but as time moves on, time will tell if there is romantic hopeand I cant wait!
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Love this series.  Lynn Ray Harris always delivers a story full of action, suspense and of course romance.
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I am a huge fan of Lynn Austin's writing. Her newest book does not disappoint!  Waves of Mercy is engaging fiction based on the true story of Dutch immigrants who leave the Netherlands in the early 1800's to make their homes in the wilderness of Michigan where they would be allowed to worship God freely. The book pleasingly weaves the history of the immigrants with the story of a wealthy young woman from Chicago (50 years later). The story honestly represents struggles with faith intersecting with life's most difficult circumstances. Waves of a Mercy is one of those books that make you a little sad to say goodbye to the characters when you turn the last page. I was given an advanced copy of this book for review.
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Koehler is one of my favorites. I fell so in love with Lou and her Doctor on reading the first of this series, I  could not resist. The love story continues through unforeseen dangers. Highly recommended!
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Kirsten Osbourn always delivers a book that is fun to read. I highly recommend this book, or any of Kirsten's many other books. You will not be disappointed.
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Another good read from the Tourist Trap Series by Lynn Cahoon. I just love the rhythm of Her writing and how the characters evolve through the series. You come to really care about them!
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I have read every book in Lindsey Kelk's "I Heart" series, and like each one of them. She is a solid writer who provides entertaining tales with each book. With some authors who write a series-style of books, you sometimes see either predictability or a successive lack of quality per book, but not  so with Lindsey Kelk. I can hardly wait for I Heart Las Vegas to become available. Highly recommended.
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Well lynn did it again another great book on top of all her other great books I Loved it I can't wait to read the next one in this series hope it's soon ...