September Giveaways (low to moderate entry)
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Her Unexpected Courtship Review
Wednesday, August 26, 2020
Isabel Reed has promised to marry for love. At present her heart belongs
to the one companion she knows accepts all her eccentricities—her
horse. So when her older brother threatens to trade the animal on a
whim, Isabel must force aside her progressive beliefs and bargain to
entertain her brother's flirtatious, albeit handsome, friend Lucas
Ashcroft in exchange for keeping her horse.
Lucas is on the brink of
madness—after a year’s worth of visits, he loves Isabel and is ready to
propose. When it seems like she has finally come to feel the same, he
foolishly believes he's won her heart.
After a botched proposal from
Lucas, Isabel makes it her mission to prove his affections for her are
misplaced. But Lucas is determined not to give up his pursuit, and as
Isabel comes to know him and his heart, she must work to save herself
from losing not only her horse, but the most equal love match she never
thought possible.
Review - Her Unexpected Courtship by Megan Walker was a fun escape read. It's the third book in the Promise of Forever After Series. Four characters share a "traveling" bracelet to help bolster their friendships and serve as a good luck charm as they navigate society and their own hearts. The characters were interesting and engaging. The story moved along quickly and the pacing seemed just right. The story and characters felt fresh and engaging. I was a little taken back by how cold Isabel's brother could be to his sister. Isabel learns more about herself and those around her. There was an interesting theme dealing with perceptions and dealing with grief. It was an interesting read that I would recommend trying. Click here to learn more about Her Unexpected Courtship.
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It Started in Budapest Review and Giveaway
Tuesday, August 25, 2020
Molly Cooper is haunted by one simple fact: it is her fault her twin
brother, Matthew, has spent his life trapped in a frail body while she
has thrived. Deep in her heart, she knows he can’t hold on much longer.
In her desperation to save her brother, Molly finds inspiration in an unlikely source: the newly published novel Dracula.
When her family embarks on the Orient Express to seek treatment for
Matthew in Bulgaria, Molly is prepared to set her plan in motion: she
will sneak away from her parents and journey alone to Transylvania,
where she will seek a vampire, whose blood can make her brother
immortal. Molly’s rash plan is going flawlessly—until she encounters
Percy Hunt, a handsome American traveler running from the shadows of his
own past. When he discovers Molly’s plan, Percy’s concern for the naive
young woman leaves him no choice but to accompany her on her strange
quest. But neither Percy nor Molly is prepared for the feelings that
quickly grow between them or for the death-defying escapade that awaits.
Review - This is not your typical romance. The main character, Molly, is unusual with several quirks and a shocking naivety about the difference between fantasy and reality. The story pace is quick and often relates to Dracula by Bram Stoker. This story would be good to read along with the classic Dracula. I felt like I was reading this story at the wrong time of year. It should be read around Halloween and not the summer. There seems to be other allusions to other monsters i.e Mummy, but I am not familiar enough with the Horror genre to know for sure. This felt very different from Daines's other books...more excitement, horror, naivety, and unusual characters. It's a clean, wholesome read. I would recommend it to Romance/Horror fans. To learn more, click here.
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