pickI enjoyed this, my second from Lorraine Heath. I enjoyed the setting, characters, and the independent heroine and resilient hero. The ways they took care of each other and placed the other‘s wishes above their own-so lovely. #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
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pickLiked but enjoyed Harold Frye‘s journey better. Now I‘ve started reading Maureen‘s perspective.
pickI loved this book. My favorite of the trilogy. A book about death that is bursting with life. A delight. Wonderful on audio. 4.5 🌟
so-soI‘m not sure what I expected from this companion novel to THE UNLIKELY PILGRIMAGE OF HAROLD FRY- but this fell a little short for me. Maybe because the end is so inevitable? Or that despite Joyce‘s best attempts, this is just a sad, sad story about unrequited love and regrets all set against the backdrop of hospice. I just never looked forward to picking it up despite the characters and great performance…
so-soThis was…weird. Interesting story, but dragged on in certain places and not enough detail in others. I think it tried to do too much.
pickThis was a good romp. Duke falls in love with secretary who‘s been assigned to find him a bride! ❤️#romantsy #romance #historical
pickA quiet, slow-burn (eight years in the making) romance between a duke and his secretary. Not as angsty as some of Ms. Heath's books but still has some touching moments. I liked the respect accorded Pettypeace by the duke and his cohorts the Chessmen. I also really liked the way the author doled out the duke's growing feelings for Penelope. The main conflict was an intriguing twist I haven't read before. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
