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Unexpectedly Histrionic Historical Romance

The Secrets of Richard Kenworthy by Julia Quinn

February 8, 2015 by Mrs. Julien 4 Comments

A new release, The Secrets of Sir Richard Kenworthy is the fourth book in Julia Quinn’s Smythe-Smith Regency romance series. I feel like all of my reviews of her recent novels are repetitive, to wit: Julia Quinn is an excellent gateway author for people who want to try Regency romance. The writing is light and fun. Deft is the word I always come back to. Since her Bridgerton series, her quality has fallen off a bit. The Bridgerton series is really strong though. It has […]

Filed Under: Romance Tagged With: #ProlixityJulien, CBR7, Julia Quinn, Regency Romance, Romance, romance review, Smythe-Smiths

Mrs. Julien's CBR7 Review No:10 · Genres: Romance · Tags: #ProlixityJulien, CBR7, Julia Quinn, Regency Romance, Romance, romance review, Smythe-Smiths ·
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They Should Have Jumped Off the Roof

Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews

January 16, 2014 by cheerbrarian 4 Comments

Somehow I made it to the ripe old age of (age redacted) without knowing the details of this book. Written in 1979, this story of a family and it’s slow, painful, deconstruction has titillated audiences and will be return to the small screen soon via a Lifetime movie (of course). I was intrigued both because of that, and because they were reviewing it on my favorite Podcast, Literary Disco: their episode description is perfection. “It’s time to take on the book that you all read, […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: Fiction, gothic, Movie, Romance, V.C. Andrews

cheerbrarian's CBR6 Review No:1 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: Fiction, gothic, Movie, Romance, V.C. Andrews ·
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