This past week I have finished two novels that I have had in my To Be Read Pile. Recovering from surgery gives a body that luxury I guess. Both books were historicals set in the Regency to early Victorian error. If Wishes were Earls by Elizabeth Boyle came out in 2014 and I had purchased it for myself for my birthday, but I was knee deep in writing so I didn’t allow myself the joy of devouring it until now. I loved it and can’t wait to read the next books in the Rhymes with Love series. The Prince who Loved Me by Karen Hawkins was a Scottish take on a Cinderella story and I enjoyed it immensely. In Hawkins version the stepmother and step-sisters were not evil and mean to the heroine. They had a lovely relationship which made the reader question the actions of the stepmother near the end of the book.
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Award winning author, Leanne Tyler lives in the South and her writing reflects her heritage. She writes sensual Southern romances whether historical or contemporary. Leanne's debut release Victory's Gate was the 2007 American Rose winner of the Through the Garden Gate contest and was released electronically by The Wild Rose Press in December 2007. Finally in December 2009 the Through the Garden Gate Anthology is available in print and includes the four winning entries.
Stepping into the Contemporary circle, she debuted with her Class of '85 Reunion story It's Always Been You in August 2011. And her first full-length novel Season of Love (Nov. 2011) is a time-travel set in 1850 Charleston, SC.
She invites readers to step into her world and enjoy the passion.
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