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Tag Archives: Regina Scott
Review: Mail-Order Marriage Promise by Regina Scott
This was a sweet story! I felt so sorry for Dottie and what she had been through. She showed such bravery in her move out west! I loved the interactions and growing feelings between Dottie and John. Dottie battled trust … Continue reading
Review: The Bride’s Matchmaking Triplets by Regina Scott
I simply could not get enough of this sweet and touching story! I enjoyed it so much that it was difficult to set it aside, causing me to finish it much earlier than I anticipated! This novel is the third … Continue reading
Three Fabulous Freebies!!!
Grab these wonderful books for free while you can! For fans of Contemporary Romance: Kindle Nook You can read my review for Dream With Me, Cowboy here. And for fans of Historical Romance/Regency Romance/Mysteries: Kindle Nook … Continue reading
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Tagged Becky Wade, christian fiction, contemporary, Debra Clopton, Dream With Me Cowboy, free, God, historical, Kindle, literature, mystery, Nook, Prequel, regency, Regina Scott, romance, Secrets and Sensibilities, Then Came You
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Review: A Convenient Christmas Wedding by Regina Scott
What a wonderful story! This is the fifth book in the Frontier Bachelors series and I have enjoyed each novel. Yet, I think this is my very favorite so far! I love the situation of a marriage of convenience and … Continue reading
Review: A Rancher of Convenience by Regina Scott
I enjoyed this story so much! A Rancher of Convenience is the third book in a continuity series, yet is easily able to be read as a stand alone. I had not read the prior books in the series and … Continue reading
Review: Eloquence and Espionage by Regina Scott
Eloquence and Espionage was such a wonderful romp through Regency England. The continuation of the Lady Emily Capers, this story was just so fun. I really enjoyed trying to figure out who the villain was! The author did a good … Continue reading
Review: Ballrooms and Blackmail by Regina Scott
I’m having such a fun time reading through the Lady Emily Capers series by Regina Scott. Ballrooms and Blackmail is the third book in the series and an excellent addition! I know that when I pick up one of these … Continue reading
Review: Art and Artifice by Regina Scott
Art and Artifice is the second book in the Lady Emily Capers, however, it can be read and enjoyed without having read book one. I actually enjoyed book one, Secrets and Sensibilities, a bit more than this book, however, Art … Continue reading
Review: Secrets and Sensibilities by Regina Scott
What a delightful and fun story this was! Secrets and Sensibilities, a clean regency novel, was packed with interesting characters and a wonderfully written romance. I absolutely loved the way the relationship developed between the two main characters, Hannah and David. … Continue reading
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Tagged Author, Book, book review, Historical fiction, literature, mystery, regency, Regina Scott, romance, Secrets and Sensibilities, The Lady Emily Capers
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Review: Instant Frontier Family by Regina Scott
Instant Frontier Family is a great addition to the Frontier Bachelors series, yet the story definitely stands alone and can be enjoyed without having read the earlier novels. I really liked these two main characters and their journey was such … Continue reading
