despite having to battle the odds... Sherlock Holmes and Irene Adler Mysteries Series by K.D. Sherrinford

"Song For Someone is not a typical book on Sherlock Holmes's adventures, but it is a way different and enjoyable read. I felt like I was able to understand Sherlock much better through the narrative of KD Sherrinford. She has been passionate throughout in expressing her thought in a unique way. I am sure every reader will enjoy reading Song for Someone and am very eagerly looking forward to the next book in the series." - Arun, Goodreads

her fears & his secret... Scarred Dreams by Barbara Whitaker

[A]lthough I love all historical time periods, the Second World War held my attention longer than any other and connected me to my family’s stories and my small hometown’s stories. - B.W.

Christmas in the Glen (The Glen Highland Romance #9) by Michelle Deerwester-Dalrymple

 "Again Michelle Deerwester-Dalrymple swept me away in this exhilarating holiday story which was such an awe-inspiring read! I read it in a few hours and I absolutely loved it so much, furthermore it definitely gets you in that holiday spirit! A great book to read by the fireplace drinking some eggnog or hot cocoa." Barbee, Goodreads

Unlucky at Cards…The Lady’s Hand (Women Ahead of Their Times #2) by Bobbi Smith

"I rarely give five stars but felt this author wrote a fine romance novel that I'd highly recommend to other readers." Cindy, Goodreads

Be careful with your words!.. Talk of Tokyo (Tokyo Whispers #2) by Heather Hallman

"Written with a loving attention to detail, Hallman knows her time and place intimately, and it shows in every line. Talk of Tokyo is a fast read with a lot to say about society, women, and progress. Lucky for us, it also happens to be a delicious read by a gifted wordsmith who will, hopefully, be bringing us stories from the land of the rising sun for years to come." Jennifer, Goodreads

her hopes are dashed... Indecent (The Phoenix Club #4) by Darcy Burke

"I thought this was a great addition to The Phoenix Club series! The characters and story are great, and the romance is lovely. The next romance is hinted at in this book, and I’m super excited to read it. I also can’t wait to have more of Lucien’s story. I find his character so intriguing, and a bit mysterious, and the more I see of him, the more I want to know!!" Julie, Goodreads

A Wallflower’s Guide to Becoming a Bride by Eva Devon, Stacy Reid, and Tamara Gill

Three sensual, witty, and sigh-worthy happy-ever-afters featuring Wallflowers following a guide to seducing the heart of rakes and rogues of the ton...

Scandals of Tokyo (Tokyo Whispers #1) by Heather Hallman

In the Foreign Quarter of Tsukiji, Tokyo, Japan, Victorian England is alive and well. Manners and etiquette are as valuable as gossip and deceit. Men are more rakish than ever - so far from home, societal rules seem to be relaxed. But courting young women still requires a deft hand, a smart wit, and a man with something to offer.

The Modern “Historical Romance”: The Widow Wore Plaid (The Widows' Club #6) by Jenna Jaxon

For two years, Jane has privately enjoyed her independence. Why should she remarry, even when the gentleman proposing is as wonderful as Gareth, Lord Kinellan? She entreats him never to ask her again.

will pride and stubbornness rule? Seduction of a Duke (Love and Devotion #3) by J.R. Salisbury

 

"This is a wonderful story with two powerful characters. They are both focused and stubborn. They find once they talk that they have lots of things in common. They find love and a future." Suzette, Goodreads

a daring new Scottish historical story - The Scot Who Loved Me (Scottish Treasures #1) by Gina Conkle

"I have always enjoyed Gina Conkle's books and recommend them to my friends. She writes an engaging tale, keeping it easy to read and entertaining. The things they have to go thru to try to accomplish their final vow for Scotland. I highly recommend this marvelous novel and found it very enjoyable." Candy B., Goodreads

a humorous action and adventure saga - Journeys (The Archers of Saint Sebastian, #1) by Jeanne Roland

"This book was fabulous! I couldn’t put it down. All of the characters were so well-drawn and distinctive, and likeable in an imperfect way. This story has it all--a heroine to root for, intrigue, romance, humor, archery, and swoon-worthy boys. What more could you ask for, besides more from Jeanne Roland?" Triangle, Goodreads

stubbornness has led her to make a terrible mistake... The Widow Wore Plaid by Jenna Jaxon

The Battle of Waterloo made them widows, but each has found new happiness. And Jane, Lady John Tarkington, intends to keep her freedom, even if love—and one particular gentleman—are determined to claim her heart...

Tamara is trapped... Candles & Honey Cookies: A Tale of Hanukkah by Shari Elder

Only a miracle can save the rag-tag rebels from the conquering army and change a culture to allow Natan and Tamara to be together.

a Christmas house party that turns love into a dangerous game - A Dare too Far (The Debutante Dares #2) by Charlie Lane

Jane needs George’s help choosing a husband, but George soon realizes he can’t give it without betraying his own heart. Together, they must find the courage to face the dangers of love or lose the love of a lifetime.

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This sweet rom-com collection contains over 20 original historical romance novellas from best-selling authors.

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heartbreak and joy... Learning To Twirl (The Twirler Quartet, #3) by Claudia J. Severin

Two devout teenagers faced love amid tragedy circa 1969. An Army enlistment during the Vietnam Conflict promised career opportunities but tore their dreams apart.

a different version of the story... Moxie: A Salvation Society Novel by Michelle Cornish

"This was an absolutely beautiful love story that I couldn’t enough of and I could not put down. I was entangled (excitedly so!) within the first few pages and kept reading [...]" - Lauren S., Goodreads

they are in for a rough ride... Mr. Dale and The Divorcée (The Brazen Beauties #1) by Sophie Barnes

" I related quickly to James and Mina. It was refreshing to read about more seasoned, experienced characters than the usual eighteen-year-old debutantes. This book tackles complex elements that come with experience and age." - Jenna, Goodreads

for a peaceful future - A Blaze of Poppies by Jennifer Bohnhoff

"This story was epic and sweeping, going from the wild, open plains of New Mexico to the WWI trenches and battlefields in France. It kept my attention the whole way through - there wasn't any point at which I felt the story flagged - and I was very invested in the characters' fates." -Nancy, Goodreads