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The Dowager's Grand Triumph by Susanne Dunlap #Review #DoubleDilemmaRomanceBook6

  The man she never forgot has returned—with secrets that could cost them everything. Caroline, Dowager Marchioness of Lewiston, has accepted the life she was given: a grand title, a comfortable house, and a heart trained not to want what it cannot have. Sent to India years ago to prevent his marriage to Caroline, Thomas Ashcombe returns with a fortune, a beloved daughter, and dangerous evidence of East India Company corruption. As old feelings between Caroline and Thomas awaken, the secrets surrounding his past may destroy all hope—especially when a new law makes suspicion as dangerous as guilt. Thomas’s daughter, Anjali, faces her own trials in a society determined to question where she belongs. Intelligent, courageous, and caught between worlds, she never expects to find an ally in awkward, honest Sir Julian Meredith, a barrister more at ease in court than in any drawing room. But when Julian and Anjali are drawn into her father’s political danger, they must find th...
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Books, Life and Everything- An Introduction




 “I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of any thing than of a book! -- When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library.”
Jane Austen   Pride and Prejudice

 Hello! I thought I'd begin with those words from Jane Austen, as she knew a thing or two about books - and life and everything. I may as well come out and admit it. I like Jane Austen rather a lot. I may be talking about her, now and again. Don't worry though, I also like quite a few other writers, especially Henry James and Thomas Hardy. I am partial to the classics as they are known, but I do intend to broaden out  the books that I read and go for a varied mix. I am going to start with a book I recently reread for the book club I go to : George Eliot's Silas Marner.

 Anyway, welcome to this blog which you have stumbled across. Stay awhile and see what you think.



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