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'The Highwayman' is a captivating historical romance set in Restoration England, following the story of Arabella, a countess, and Jack, a charming highwayman. Despite their different backgrounds, they are irresistibly drawn to each other. Jack's roguish nature and Arabella's strength make them a dynamic pair as they navigate obstacles to their love. The book is rich in historical details, immersing the reader in the vibrant world of Charles' England. The relationship between Jack and Arabella is not just a romance but a deep and abiding friendship that brings out the best in each other.
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Save:'Broken Wing' by Judith James is a historical romance novel set during the French Revolution, following the story of Gabriel St. Croix, a broken man raised in a brothel, and Sarah Munroe, a widow with a free spirit. The plot revolves around their unconventional love story, Gabriel's dark past, and his journey towards redemption, all while facing dangers such as privateering, wars, and emotional turmoil.
The writing style of 'Broken Wing' is described as beautifully written, emotionally gripping, and heartwarming. delves into themes of love, redemption, and overcoming past traumas, while also incorporating elements of action, adventure, and historical fiction. The characters are well-developed, and the plot is fast-paced, making it a compelling and captivating read for fans of historical romances.
Whatever notice Davey took of Ross's warnings, it didn't stop him from the lucrative free trading that kept his ship at the ready and his crew content. Gabriel had been out to sea several times now. ... - #2
Save:'At Your Pleasure' by Meredith Duran is a historical romance novel set in Jacobite England. The story follows the complicated relationship between the hero, Adrian Ferrers, and the heroine, Leonora Colville. The novel explores themes of family conflict, star-crossed lovers, and gender imbalance in Georgian England. The writing style is described as beautiful and riveting, with intense emotions and powerful characters driving the narrative forward.
Nora was sitting at her dressing table, her maidservant Grizel braiding her hair for bed, when she heard hoofbeats on the road without. For a moment her heart swelled with relief: David, she thought. ... - #3
Save:'Because of Miss Bridgerton' by Julia Quinn is a historical romance set in the late 18th century, revolving around the relationship between Billie Bridgerton and George Rokesby. Billie, a spirited and independent woman, finds herself at odds with George, the heir of the Rokesby family. Despite their initial disdain for each other, circumstances bring them closer together, leading to a gradual shift in their feelings. The story is filled with humor, witty banter, and charming characters, reminiscent of Quinn's signature writing style. As the two protagonists navigate their evolving relationship, readers are taken on a journey of self-discovery and unexpected love.
The plot unfolds against the backdrop of a close-knit community where the Bridgertons and Rokesbys share a longstanding history. Through engaging dialogue and amusing interactions, the author explores themes of family dynamics, societal expectations, and the complexities of relationships. Quinn skillfully weaves a tale of romance, friendship, and personal growth, creating a captivating narrative that captures the essence of historical romance with a modern twist.
It wasn’t that Billie Bridgerton was lacking in common sense. On the contrary, she was quite sure that she was one of the most sensible people of her acquaintance. But like any thoughtful individual, ...
