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The Falconer's Lost Baron by Susanne Dunlap #Review #DoubleDilemma

  Susanne Dunlap's Regency novel, The Falconer's Lost Baron is another in her double dilemma series. You can read my reviews of  others here:  The Dressmaker's Secret Earl   |   The Sopranos Daring Duke   A sweeping Regency tale of identity, devotion, and unexpected romance. Lady Antonella thought she knew who she was—until a shattering family secret strips her of her name, her place in society, and her future. Cast adrift in Cornwall, she finds an injured goshawk in a poacher’s net and begins to nurse it back to health. But the hawk belongs to the war-scarred Lord Atherleigh—a man haunted by loss, determined to dismantle his mews, and certainly not expecting a spirited young woman to upend his solitude. In London, her twin sister Belinda—radiant, poised, and newly on the marriage market—has only one goal: to find a worthy match… for Antonella. But when Hector Gainesworth, a charming rogue with laughter in his eyes and secrets of his own, turns h...

New Year New Guy by Angela Britnell #Review

 We are back in the South West of England, this time in Devon, for Angela Britnell's latest contemporary romance, New Year New Guy. It was published on  February 25th  by Choc Lit.
 
When Laura’s bride-to-be sister, Polly, organises a surprise reunion for her fiancé and his long lost American friend, Laura grudgingly agrees to help keep the secret. And when the plain-spoken, larger-than-life Hunter McQueen steps off the bus in her rainy Devon town and only just squeezes into her tiny car, it confirms that Laura has made a big mistake in going along with her sister's crazy plan.

But could the tall, handsome man with the Nashville drawl be just what reserved Laura Williams needs to shake up her life and start something new?


My Thoughts

Laura and Hunter both have damaging secrets which they are trying to forget. Only of course, somethings are not easily forgotten. You get to see how two such different characters change and develop as they learn to trust again. I enjoyed all the characters who you get to meet, with one exception - you will know who I mean when you meet him. The setting in wintry Dartmoor is fabulous. It is far from chocolate box, but then of course, neither is the story which is unfurling.

    Hunter, the tall, dark American from Nashville, is completely different to anyone Laura has met before. He has an intriguing backstory which explains why he reacts as he does sometimes. Angela Britnell's stories never disappoint and I always enjoy getting more than one point of view. You are in safe hands with this author and I can recommend it.

In short: Is romance enough?

 
About the Author


Angela grew up in Cornwall, England and returns frequently from her new home in Nashville, Tennessee. A lifelong love of reading turned into a passion for writing contemporary romance and her novels are usually set in the many places she's visited or lived on her extensive travels. After more than three decades of marriage to her American husband she's a huge fan of transatlantic romance and always makes sure her characters get their own happy-ever-after. Over the last twelve years she’s been multi-published and sold over 25 novels. She also writes short stories for women’s magazines. She is a member of the Romantic Novelists' Association, the Romance Writers of America and the Music City Romance Writers.


If you'd like to find out more of what Angela gets up to (Advance warning: this may include references to wine, chocolate, Poldark and the hunky Aidan Turner) check out www.angelabritnellromance.com  or follow her on www.facebook.com/angelabritnell , www.twitter.com/angelabritnell and on Instagram as Angela Golley Britnell.



You can read my reviews of a couple of Angela's books here: Here Comes the Best man| Christmas at the Black Cherry Retreat 


Book links: Amazon UK



Thanks to Angela Britnell, Choc Lit and Rachel of Rachel's Random Resources for a copy of the book and a place on the tour.



Don't forget the rest of the tour!

Comments

  1. thank you so much for the generous review and I'm happy you enjoyed Laura and Hunter's rainy romance!

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