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January 7th, 2009 — 4 Stars, Book Review, Cinderella, Comedy of Manners, Counts, Marquis, Viscounts, England, Estranged, Gambling, Georgette Heyer, Heiress, Regency, Secondary Romance, Virgin, affections, besotted, diction, friend george, gambling debts, incomparable beauty, loan sharks, nasty man, pickle, regency period, s child, scrape, sherington, sherry, tom dick and harry, true face, viscount, wantage from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
The second Georgette Heyer novel that I read was a lot easier to get through. It helped that there was few if any references to my lord or my lady in the narrative. The diction used is as exacting and up there as Devil’s Cub. This novel was longer but I read it in less [...]
Related Websites - Review: Friday's Child by Georgette Heyer The second Georgette Heyer novel that I read was a lot easier to get through. It helped that there was few if any references to my lord or my lady in the narrative. The diction used is as exacting and up there as Devil’s Cub. This novel was longer but......
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January 6th, 2009 — 4 Stars, Book Review, Contemporary, Counts, Marquis, Viscounts, England, Guest Reviews, Historical Romance, Julie Garwood, Mistaken Identity, Pirate, Sailing, Secret Agent, Survival, Virgin, ally, burdens, charade, criminals, goose chase, guardian angel, half of a couple, haunting place, jade, lyon, marquess, notorious pirate, pagan, red hair, romances, shoulders, three novels, unexpected appearance, young woman from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Guardian Angel by Julie Garwood is the second book in the set of three novels, Guardian Angel follows on the heels of The Lion’s Lady. I didn’t know this when I started and was pleasantly surprised to find that I enjoyed the book. Usually I dislike sets of romances because one couple or half of [...]
Related Websites - Review: Guardian Angel by Julie Garwood Guardian Angel by Julie Garwood is the second book in the set of three novels, Guardian Angel follows on the heels of The Lion's Lady. I didn't know this when I started and was pleasantly surprised to find that I enjoyed the book. Usually I dislike sets of romances because......
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January 3rd, 2009 — Contemporary, Covers, England, Foster/Orphan, Gentry, Heiress, Highlander, Plump/Endowed Heroine, Scotland, Spinster, bastard, companions, contest entries, contests, cousin, debts, dilapidated castle, heir, jessamine, joseph kelley, laird joseph, london society, new homes, patrick kelley, romance novel, sip, uneventful life, vocal support from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Today I have the pleasure of presenting the first of the Highlander Novel Cover Contest entries. Be sure to vote by leaving a comment on the entries that you enjoy! The winner is determined by the amount of vocal support they receive before the end of the month!
Model: Alex, who is really Scottish.
Designer: Zarabeth
Romance Novel [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Highlander Contest Entry #1: The Highlander's Heir Today I have the pleasure of presenting the first of the Highlander Novel Cover Contest entries. Be sure to vote by leaving a comment on the entries that you enjoy! The winner is determined by the amount of vocal support they receive before the end of the month! Model: Alex,......
- Highlander Contest Entry #2: Laird of the Manor Excellent, Love Romance Passion has it's second entry for the Highlander Romance Novel Cover Contest. This entry was submitted by Sasha, who also participated in the Pirate Novel Cover Contest. Leave a comment to vote for this entry as the winner is chosen based on the amount of comments they......
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January 3rd, 2009 — 3 Stars, 4 Stars, Barons and Baronets, Book Review, Covers, Eliza Doolittle, England, Farmer / Gentleman Farmer, Foster/Orphan, Friends, Julia Quinn, Regency, Virgin, barony, book hands, dancing at midnight, dowry, dunford, henrietta, heroine, kindness, lusty thoughts, midpoint, minx, mistress, pet name, pet names, plot twist, poor man, tomboy, truce from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Minx by Julia Quinn is the third book in the Blydon Series, following Splendid and Dancing at Midnight.
William Dunford inherits a barony out in Cornwall. He also inherits an unexpected ward, not that he knows this when he arrives. Henry, his ward, is a spunky hoydenish tomboy with a plan. She’s going to convince London [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: Minx by Julia Quinn Minx by Julia Quinn is the third book in the Blydon Series, following Splendid and Dancing at Midnight. William Dunford inherits a barony out in Cornwall. He also inherits an unexpected ward, not that he knows this when he arrives. Henry, his ward, is a spunky hoydenish tomboy with a......
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January 2nd, 2009 — 3.5 Stars, Book Review, Comedy of Manners, Counts, Marquis, Viscounts, England, France, Georgette Heyer, Jane Austen, Kidnapping, Mistaken Identity, Regency, Secondary Romance, Virgin, consequences, devil, dominic, flummoxed, imdb, intercepts, marquis, novels, phrasing, regency novel, romance, scandal, silver screen, sister sophie, true nature, true spirit, tryst, vocabulary from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Devil’s Cub by Georgette Heyer is enchanting and will assuredly transport you to another world. Georgette Heyer, praised to be the new Jane Austen, was born in 1902 and her tales are quite old but hold the same classic feel as any one of Austen’s novels. I can picture the whole novel as a movie [...]
Related Websites - Review: Devil's Cub by Georgette Heyer Devil’s Cub by Georgette Heyer is enchanting and will assuredly transport you to another world. Georgette Heyer, praised to be the new Jane Austen, was born in 1902 and her tales are quite old but hold the same classic feel as any one of Austen’s novels. I can picture the......
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December 29th, 2008 — 4 Stars, Caroline Linden, England, Friends, Gambling, Guest Reviews, Rogues and Rakehells, Widow or Widower, antagonist, anthony hamilton, ardent admirer, celia, four stars, linden, married women, old school, parentage, pastimes, rake, record time, reece, school friend, seduction, straightforward plot, time and place, timeless romance, writing style, young ladies from Marcia @ Love Romance Passion
Anthony Hamilton had always been scandalous. Even his parentage was questionable though his mother’s husband accepted him as his son. Anthony had been thrown out of school several times for gambling although he did finish Oxford in record time. His debts are sometimes rumored to be very high and at other times he seems flush [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - About Love Romance Passion The goal of Love Romance Passion is to share with its blog readers recommendations, opinions, and reviews on romances. LRP encourages reader interaction - so explore, comment, and chat in our forums! We would love to hear from you! Love Romance Passion used to be known as Review Romance Novel......
- Highlander Romance- From the Wilds of Scotland and Wales What is highlander romance? Highlander romance is a subgenre of historical romance. Not to be confused with the show, highlander romance is all about those sexy warrior men. The setting for these romances usually takes place in Scotland or Wales. You may be familiar with the 2008 movie Made of......
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December 29th, 2008 — 4.5 Stars, Book Review, Counts, Marquis, Viscounts, Divorced, England, Foster/Orphan, Handicap, Heiress, Julie Garwood, Native American, Queen or Princess, Regency, Scarred Hero, United States of America, Virgin, Warrior, Widow or Widower, banter, blue eyes, boob, dakotas, dead mother, diamond pin, far cry, fops, heroine, lioness, london society, marquess, scar, shaman, sister in law, sleeping bag, slippers, stupor, typical romance, white hair from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
I took great pleasure in reading this novel. It wasn’t a typical romance though it held many of the typical pieces you would find in a romance. Atypical you ask? Yes! The heroine for instance was raised by the Dakota, or Native American Indians. She had to return to England to pursue the rest of [...]
Related Websites - Review: The Lion’s Lady by Julie Garwood I took great pleasure in reading this novel. It wasn’t a typical romance though it held many of the typical pieces you would find in a romance. Atypical you ask? Yes! The heroine for instance was raised by the Dakota, or Native American Indians. She had to return to England......
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December 27th, 2008 — 3.5 Stars, Book Review, Bride Stealing, Comedy of Manners, England, Highlander, Julie Garwood, Kidnapping, Rape, Scarred Hero, Scotland, Virgin, Warrior, alec, brief history, brotherhood, childhood home, closest friend, death bed, delightful combination, driving force, fabulous author, father and son, heroine, highlanders, household name, laird, mcalister, revenge plot, staple, tbr pile, young girl from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Julie Garwood is a staple, a household name, and Wedding is the first book of hers I ever read. Recommended to me by my closest friend, I came to the conclusion that it must go to the top of my TBR pile. I found the Wedding to be a delightful combination of bride stealing, tortured [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: The Wedding by Julie Garwood Julie Garwood is a staple, a household name, and Wedding is the first book of hers I ever read. Recommended to me by my closest friend, I came to the conclusion that it must go to the top of my TBR pile. I found the Wedding to be a delightful......
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December 27th, 2008 — 5 Stars, Book Review, Dukes and Earls, England, Gambling, Georgian, Highlander, Rogues and Rakehells, Sailing, Scotland, Teresa Medeiros, Virgin, bastard son, bet, cliff hanger, cousin, cousins, devilish smile, disappointment, earldom, heir, hero, heroic actions, highland princess, legitimate son, novel, sibling, sixteen years, storms, tantrum, wescott from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Some Like it Wicked by Teresa Medeiros is truly an exceptional read. She’s done it again creating characters that I love and a story line that makes me laugh and close the book with a happy sigh. The sex was tantalizing, decadent, and sizzling hot. The end has a bit of a cliff hanger as [...]
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December 26th, 2008 — 4.5 Stars, Book Review, England, Regency, Scarred Hero, Soldier, Suzanne Enoch, Virgin, being a gentleman, caliber, carroway, cheery disposition, different man, gardening, georgiana, heroic deeds, home from war, how to be a gentleman, lucinda, moth, moth to the flame, newcombe, nobleman, personal hell, separate lists, silent agony, snare, sweet nature from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
What makes a perfect hero? Is it his dashing good looks, his heroic deeds, or his charm? Third in the series Lessons in Love by Suzanne Enoch, England’s Perfect Hero, delves into the challenge of defining a hero.
Lucinda and her two best friends, Georgiana and Evelyn, create three separate lists on how to be a [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: England's Perfect Hero by Suzanne Enoch What makes a perfect hero? Is it his dashing good looks, his heroic deeds, or his charm? Third in the series Lessons in Love by Suzanne Enoch, England’s Perfect Hero, delves into the challenge of defining a hero. Lucinda and her two best friends, Georgiana and Evelyn, create three separate......
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December 25th, 2008 — 3 Stars, Baroness or Viscountess, Contemporary, Divorced, England, Gambling, Guest Reviews, Jane Porter, Monaco, Racing, Scarred Hero, Virgin, bet, cara lynn, children, compulsive gambler, disastrous marriage, family fortune, fears, harlequin, highest bidder, little girl, mid point, monte carlo, nice guy, plucky heroine, pre nup, puzzle, step daughter, stepmother, twists, van bergen from Karin @ Love Romance Passion
This one had a few twists and turns I didn’t see coming, and it was more believable. The background of the leading characters unfolds throughout the book, and some of it you don’t find out until mid-point.
Samantha van Bergen is in a disastrous marriage, mothering a step-daughter that she dearly loves. This [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: Taken by the Highest Bidder by Jane Porter (no spoilers) This one had a few twists and turns I didn't see coming, and it was more believable. The background of the leading characters unfolds throughout the book, and some of it you don't find out until mid-point. Samantha van Bergen is in a disastrous marriage, mothering a step-daughter that she......
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December 24th, 2008 — 2 Stars, Blind, Book Review, Dukes and Earls, England, Heiress, Historical Romance, Jude Deveraux, Kidnapping, Knight, Mistaken Identity, Virgin, axia, chemistry, debts, demeanor, devotion, dirt, distinct lack, earldom, fever, five stars, initial impressions, jumpstart, mediocrity, one eighty, stigmatized, tenets, transitions, twin sister from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
The Heiress by Jude Deveraux started off exceptionally well in my opinion but tapered off into mediocrity and stayed there after the jumpstart. It’s too bad that it did that as my initial impressions of the novel were four out of five stars. The editing felt choppy in the middle and was completely disconnected towards [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: The Heiress by Jude Deveraux The Heiress by Jude Deveraux started off exceptionally well in my opinion but tapered off into mediocrity and stayed there after the jumpstart. It’s too bad that it did that as my initial impressions of the novel were four out of five stars. The editing felt choppy in the middle......
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December 20th, 2008 — 3.5 Stars, 4 Stars, Book Review, Dukes and Earls, England, Farmer / Gentleman Farmer, Historical Romance, Kidnapping, Suspense/Thriller, Virgin, Widow or Widower, alpha male, amanda quick, amelia, dead wife, epitome, feathers, heir, julian, madness, match, novel, nymphomaniac, outrageous ideas, passion, realization, ribbons, seduction, sophisticated pieces, treatise on, turning the tables, widower from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
This lovely little book was a quick and delightful read. I was sad to finish it because it meant that I would have to let the leads Julian Ravenwood and Sophy Dorring go their own way. The novel starts out with Julian accepting Sophy’s refusal to marry him. The word was passed down to him [...]
Related Websites - Review: Seduction by Amanda Quick This lovely little book was a quick and delightful read. I was sad to finish it because it meant that I would have to let the leads Julian Ravenwood and Sophy Dorring go their own way. The novel starts out with Julian accepting Sophy’s refusal to marry him. The word......
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December 18th, 2008 — 4.5 Stars, Book Review, Captain, England, Entrepreneur, Gaelen Foley, Regency, Sailing, Stowaway, Virgin, amazon, back to england, black sheep, black sheep of the family, dandies, farraday, flaming hair, flirts, foley, fortune off, handsome town, insecurities, jack knight, jungles, little stowaway, miscellany, south america, steamy romance, successful entrepreneur, tender moments, winds of fortune from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
His Wicked Kiss is the seventh installment of Foley’s Knight Miscellany series. The novel was quite exceptional from the steamy romance scenes, the tender moments, and the insecurities that flared between Eden and Jack. His Wicked Kiss flirts with the tried and true plot of what you thought you wanted and what you get.
Dr. Victor [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: His Wicked Kiss by Gaelen Foley His Wicked Kiss is the seventh installment of Foley's Knight Miscellany series. The novel was quite exceptional from the steamy romance scenes, the tender moments, and the insecurities that flared between Eden and Jack. His Wicked Kiss flirts with the tried and true plot of what you thought you wanted......
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December 16th, 2008 — About, Comedy of Manners, England, Historical Romance, Jane Austen, Pirate, Regency, Secondary Romance, bicker, endurance, fitzwilliam darcy, george iii, george iv, miss elizabeth, miss jane bennet, monarchs, pride and prejudice, queen victoria, regency period, regency romance, regency romances, romance writer, sense and sensibility, william iv from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
What is regency romance and how does it differ from historical romance?
You may well recognize Jane Austen as a regency romance writer. She is best known for works such as Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility.
So what makes a regency romance?
Well if you look at Pride and Prejudice you can see quite [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: From Lambton to Longbourn by Abigail Reynolds Abigail Reynolds writes Pemberley Variations. For the uninitiated this means that she takes the classic story of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and plays a what-if scenario. For instance in From Lambton to Longbourn the what-if is what if Darcy and Elizabeth disclosed their feelings before parting ways after Lydia’s......
- Movie Review: 2005 Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightly, Donald Sutherland, and Matthew Macfadyen I’m pretty certain a select group of individuals will think what I’m about to say is sacrilegious. I think that the 2005 version of Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightly, Donald Sutherland, and Matthew Macfadyen is the best version of this Jane Austen classic made to date. Sorry – sorry!......
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December 15th, 2008 — About, Barons and Baronets, Counts, Marquis, Viscounts, Dukes and Earls, England, Historical Romance, Knight, Regency, baroness, baronet, baronets, barons, britai, countess, duchess, dukedom, england scotland ireland, english gentry, marchioness, marquess, nobility, reading romance novels, style definitions, style name, viscount, viscountess, viscounts, whoops from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
When reading romance novels about English gentry and nobility I always wonder about the rankings. I know diddlysquat about this subject, mostly because I am American. I decided to do some digging to see if I could sort the matter out. Luckily there are a lot of resources on the matter.
The first thing I was [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - The Peerage of England When reading romance novels about English gentry and nobility I always wonder about the rankings. I know diddlysquat about this subject, mostly because I am American. I decided to do some digging to see if I could sort the matter out. Luckily there are a lot of resources on the......
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December 11th, 2008 — 5 Stars, Book Review, Bride Stealing, Counts, Marquis, Viscounts, Eloisa James, England, Handicap, Headaches, Heiress, Historical Romance, India, Plump/Endowed Heroine, Scarred Hero, Virgin, alpha male, alpha males, antitheses, children, dressmakers, duchess, erskine, gabrielle, gisle, great disappointment, half brother, loving kind, male character, quill, repetitive motions, riding horses, right off the bat, safe from harm, stealing the bride, viscount from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Book three of the Pleasures Trilogy staring plump little Gabrielle from India and Erskine (Quill) Dewland soon to be Viscount Dewland. Right off the bat, this was my kind of book and I loved reading every word. I’ll tell you why:
First, the alpha male is one of those wounded and brooding alphas. Quill was [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: Enchanting Pleasures by Eloisa James Book three of the Pleasures Trilogy staring plump little Gabrielle from India and Erskine (Quill) Dewland soon to be Viscount Dewland. Right off the bat, this was my kind of book and I loved reading every word. I’ll tell you why: First, the alpha male is one of those wounded......
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December 11th, 2008 — 4 Stars, Architect, England, Guest Reviews, Madeline Hunter, Regency, attendees, attentions, bradwell, embezzlement, freedom fighter, hayden, house party, local boy, longworth, mistress, mistresses, patronage, prostitutes, resentment, respectable family, rothwell, s books, subplots, world thanks from Marcia @ Love Romance Passion
It is always a treat to read one of Madeline Hunter’s books. They are very well written with compelling plots and historical subplots as well as wonderful characters. Secrets of Surrender is the third book in the Rothwell Series about a family that is declining socially.
Roselyn Longworth has come down almost as far as possible. [...]
Related Websites - Review: Secrets of Surrender by Madeline Hunter It is always a treat to read one of Madeline Hunter's books. They are very well written with compelling plots and historical subplots as well as wonderful characters. Secrets of Surrender is the third book in the Rothwell Series about a family that is declining socially. Roselyn Longworth has come......
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December 9th, 2008 — 3 Stars, Book Review, Cursed Lead, England, Gwen Rowley, Knight, Magic Users, Warrior, aislyn, arthur and guinevere, canterbury tales, contempt, courtiers, dismay, encha, heart and soul, heart leap, king arthur, king arthur and guinevere, knights of the round table, medieval, old crone, ridicule, rowley, scorn, sir gawain, true identity, wife of bath, young knight from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
The story of Gawain and Aislyn is one told before in the Canterbury Tales (The Wife of Bath’s Tale) under different names. Gwen Rowley remakes it in Knights of the Round Table: Gawain. Where the original had the knight rape a lovely young maiden and sentenced before King Arthur and Guinevere into solving a riddle [...]
Online Stores Related Websites - Review: Knights of the Round Table: Gawain by Gwen Rowley The story of Gawain and Aislyn is one told before in the Canterbury Tales (The Wife of Bath's Tale) under different names. Gwen Rowley remakes it in Knights of the Round Table: Gawain. Where the original had the knight rape a lovely young maiden and sentenced before King Arthur and......
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December 8th, 2008 — 4 Stars, Book Review, Edith Layton, England, Fey / Fae, Historical Romance, Paranormal, Scotland, ashford, aubrey, bespelled, bet, brown eyes, brown locks, consequences, decade, earth