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The Miller's Bride by Liz Harris #Review #TheHouseOfMcleodBook1

  Welcome to Liz Harris and her new Victorian historical novel, The Miller's Bride . This new series, The House of McLeod , was published by Boldwood Books on May 27th. When independence comes at a price... Scotland, 1885 Gracie McLeod’s life changes overnight when her father sells the family grocer’s shop and moves the family from their Highland village to a distant fishing town. But Gracie refuses to follow. Desperate to maintain her independence, she reluctantly agrees to an arranged marriage to Angus MacKenzie – a stranger who makes it clear he doesn’t want her, and who is in love with another woman. When Gracie arrives at the mill she now must call home, she finds herself entangled in a web of deceit and ambition. Unknown to her, Angus’s cousin is plotting to take over the mill and destroy her marriage from within, and he’s enlisted Angus’s former lover to help him. As secrets and sabotage threaten to ruin everything Gracie has tried to build, she must decide whet...
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Their Second Chances Season by Ella Matthews #BookReview

 

 

Welcome to Ella Matthews for her latest novel, Their Second Chance Season which was published on 24th April.      

Their Second Chance Season Can a ballroom reunion...  Lead to a union at the altar? 

War hero James Ashworth needs a rich wife to restore his family’s fortune. Despite the scars battle left on his soul, he’ll do his duty—even if everywhere he turns, he sees the woman he loved and lost...

Meeting James catapults widow Amelia back to the past—the letters he stopped responding to while at Waterloo and her subsequent forced marriage. Yet, when she discovers her father’s role in the Ashworths’ misfortune, she’s compelled to help—even if she has no intention of falling for the man who broke her heart!

                                    My Thoughts                                               

     This  is a marvellous trip into regency England and introduces you to the Ton where people can mix according to the different customs of the time.  Time has passed since Amelia has known James but she finds that the feelings she felt at the time have not changed.  This is a story which shows you that fami;y ties can be overridden and  that childhood friendships can develop.

  This is full of the details of the time amd lets you see how different genders were expected to behave.  Amelia has a certain freedom as she is a widow but even so.she is expected to subjugate her wishes to those of the men in her life.                               

                                    About the Author 


 

Ella Matthews lives and works in beautiful South Wales. She writes medieval romances for Mills & Boon. When not thinking about handsome heroes she can be found walking along the coast with her husband and their two children (probably still thinking about heroes but at least pretending to be interested in everyone else).

You can follow Ella here : facebook   |  Instagram   |  Threads  |  X Twitter

Book links: Amazon UK   |  Amazon US

 Thanks to Ella Matthews of Rachel's Random Resources   for a copy of the book and a place on the event.




 

 

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

                                                                                                                                                              

 



 


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