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Beauty and the Brooding Viscount by Jeanine Englert #Review #Giveaway

There is a fairy tale element to this historical romance by Jeanine Englert . Beauty and the Brooding Viscount will be published by Mills and Boon on May 21st.  I also have a great giveaway for you to enter. Details are at the foot of this post.   A Regency fairytale retelling with a grumpy sunshine romance To make her mark… She must find his match! It’s a tale as old as time: Lucas Worthing, a wealthy Viscount, is reluctantly obliged to find a high-society wife. Especially with a deathbed promise to his mother to fulfill! But the odds are stacked against battle-scarred Lucas when the gossip sheets persist in calling him the Beast of Barnett House. Enter the Cupid’s Arrow Agency… Matchmaking for reclusive Lucas won’t be easy, but plucky Ophelia Granger isn’t deterred by his imposing castle or gruff demeanor. If she can pull this off, her business stands a chance of success. Yet there’s nothing harder than finding a bride for the man you’re falling for yourself! ...

A French Inheritance by Jennifer Bohnet #review


 

I am delighted to feature another of Jennifer Bohnet's skilful novels. A French Inheritance was published on September 15th by Boldwood Books.


Every moment is a new beginning on the French Riviera 🇫🇷🌼

Five years ago, Adam and Lucy Belgrave took the plunge and bought a sprawling rundown farm in the South of France to bring back to life, much against the advice of Adam’s brother, Elliot.

Today, that dream is becoming a reality and the farm is beginning to thrive and Elliot finds himself grateful for the refuge it provides after his career falters and his marriage fails.

After the death of her beloved granny, a bitter divorce and surprise redundancy - the saying ’sad things come in threes’ resonates with Briony Dymond's life. With her mother by her side, Briony travels to France to learn some news that will change her life completely. Will she have the courage to embrace granny Giselle’s special wishes?

As spring returns to the French Riviera both Elliot and Briony seek to put their pasts behind them and look to find happiness in the future. But can the past give up its hold on the present?

A wonderfully, warm and enchanting tale of new beginnings, second chances and seizing the moment.

 


 My Thoughts

 Here we have another story by Jennifer Bohnet which captures the feeling of living in France and makes you want to travel there to see the countryside which she describes. Briony and her mother, Jeannie, have to sort out their beloved relative's cottage and find that this gives them lifechanging opportunities which they had not expected. Briony is at a crossroads in her life after a difficult divorce and a shock development at the auction house where she works. Jeannie, a widow, is ready for a change in her life and wondering whether she can move on from the death of her husband.

    Briony's neighbours turn out to be firm friends. Adam and Lucy have settled in France and built up the farm and farm house which they took the plunge and bought five years ago. Also there is Adam's brother, Eliot, who has noved there after a traumatic divorce and is looking to start his career as a vet with a new start. Both he and Briony have commitment worries and neither is looking for a new relationship. However, as the months pass, their friendship deepens. 

    There are several story threads in this novel with more than one romance. New starts and starting over, family and friendship are all intrinsic themes. The past also has a huge impact on the present and the animals in the story add to the warm and family feel.

In short: New starts and second chances 

About the Author

 

 


Jennifer Bohnet
is the international bestselling author of twenty-one novels, including 'Secrets Beneath A Riviera Sky','A French Adventure', 'Summer at the Château', ‘Villa of Sun and Secrets' and 'A Riviera Retreat'. Jennifer's stories usually span the generations with characters ranging in age and having to cope with unexpected problems in their lives -but there is always a hopeful ending, even if there are tears before. Living in France for twenty-five years she has happily adapted to the French lifestyle including the long lunches with friends and the wine.

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Thanks to Jennifer Bohnet and Boldwood Books and Rachel of Rachel's Random Resources for a copy of the book and a place on the tour.

 Catch up with the rest of the tour!
 
 

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