What do you think?
Rate this book
Lost Lords
Finding Lord Farlisle
The promise of young love is tragically cut short only to ignite again eleven years later...
An avid ghost hunter, Lady Alexandra Torrence never expects to discover a ghost from her past in the wilds of Yorkshire on a dark and stormy night - her childhood friend, the presumed dead Lord Maxim Farlisle.
Rescuing Lord Roxwaithe
An older Earl fights his feelings for a younger lady...
Lady Lydia Torrence has always known she and Oliver, the Earl of Roxwaithe, were meant to be. A little thing like a fourteen year age gap means nothing to her...but everything to Oliver.
Stealing Lord Stephen
A scheming lady and a defiant lord find that false courtship can lead to so much more...
A queen of the ton, Lady Seraphina Waller-Mitchell enters a false courtship with Lord Stephen Farlisle to win a wager but will very real emotions play havoc with their plan?
Perfect for fans of Julia Quinn, Loretta Chase, and Tessa Dare. With swoon-worthy heroes, strong heroines, and a happily ever after, you'll love this enchanting series from award-winning author Cassandra Dean.
The promise of young love is tragically cut short only to ignite again eleven years later...
An avid ghost hunter, Lady Alexandra Torrence never expects to discover a ghost from her past in the wilds of Yorkshire on a dark and stormy night - her childhood friend, the presumed dead Lord Maxim Farlisle.
Rescuing Lord Roxwaithe
An older Earl fights his feelings for a younger lady...
Lady Lydia Torrence has always known she and Oliver, the Earl of Roxwaithe, were meant to be. A little thing like a fourteen year age gap means nothing to her...but everything to Oliver.
Stealing Lord Stephen
A scheming lady and a defiant lord find that false courtship can lead to so much more...
A queen of the ton, Lady Seraphina Waller-Mitchell enters a false courtship with Lord Stephen Farlisle to win a wager but will very real emotions play havoc with their plan?
Perfect for fans of Julia Quinn, Loretta Chase, and Tessa Dare. With swoon-worthy heroes, strong heroines, and a happily ever after, you'll love this enchanting series from award-winning author Cassandra Dean.
424 pages, Paperback
Published March 6, 2023
About the author
Cassandra Dean
44 books190 followersCassandra Dean is an award-winning author of historical and fantasy romance. She grew up daydreaming, inventing fantastical worlds and marvelous adventures. Once she learned to read (First phrase – To the Beach. True story), she was never without a book, reading of other people’s fantastical worlds and marvelous adventures.
Cassandra is proud to call South Australia her home, where she regularly cheers on her AFL football team and creates her next tale.
Visit Cassandra’s website at http://cassandradean.com
Join Cassandra’s mailing list at http://cassandradean.com/extras/subsc...
Be sure to follow Cassandra on BookBub for the latest on sales: https://bit.ly/3rzSIpu
Follow Cassandra on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AuthorCassandra... and on Twitter @authorCassDean
Contact Cassandra at cassandra@cassandradean.com
Cassandra is proud to call South Australia her home, where she regularly cheers on her AFL football team and creates her next tale.
Visit Cassandra’s website at http://cassandradean.com
Join Cassandra’s mailing list at http://cassandradean.com/extras/subsc...
Be sure to follow Cassandra on BookBub for the latest on sales: https://bit.ly/3rzSIpu
Follow Cassandra on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AuthorCassandra... and on Twitter @authorCassDean
Contact Cassandra at cassandra@cassandradean.com
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
January 20, 2024
I have taken my individual reviews for each of these novels that I have read and reviewed over the years and compiled them into this box set review.
#1 Finding Lord Farlisle: 5*
Connections made when one is young are very hard to forget. I really liked Alexandra’s unique interests and her drive to pursue knowledge. This made a very interesting connection with the situation involving Maxim. Family history, unfortunate events and trying to reconnect with oneself and family were simply wonderful themes to explore. After all, how are any of us to know how harsh words and actions at one point in time will influence and play out in the future. Overall, a very satisfying read.
#2 Rescuing Lord Roxwaithe: 4*’s
Oliver and Lydia grew up together. Although there is a significant age difference, Olivia has always stood firm about her intent to marry Oliver-the love of her life. It was entertaining watching Oliver deny his feelings despite all of his actions indicating otherwise. I was also interested in the other family members Maxim, Oliver and Alexandra. There were many subplots involving these characters that really added to the story although I wish that there were more details about what happened with them. The epilogue suggests some connections, but it was not the satisfying feeling of closure for Oliver and Lydia that I had hoped for.
#3 Stealing Lord Stephen: 4*.
Having read the other two books in the series, it really helped me make sense of the story of Steven and Sara as many of the timelines overlap. I have to say, I really did not like Sara for most of the novel. She seem to embody all the characteristics of a 19th century mean girl. Over time, I did enjoy getting to know more about her as well as Stevens’ situation. Revealing ones fears and vulnerabilities is just so hard! It was nice to see how the story resolved in the end. I was however a bit disappointed that there was no further mention of Sara‘s “other family” members. The epilogue 24 years in the future was a bit puzzling as well, perhaps history repeating itself?
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
#1 Finding Lord Farlisle: 5*
Connections made when one is young are very hard to forget. I really liked Alexandra’s unique interests and her drive to pursue knowledge. This made a very interesting connection with the situation involving Maxim. Family history, unfortunate events and trying to reconnect with oneself and family were simply wonderful themes to explore. After all, how are any of us to know how harsh words and actions at one point in time will influence and play out in the future. Overall, a very satisfying read.
#2 Rescuing Lord Roxwaithe: 4*’s
Oliver and Lydia grew up together. Although there is a significant age difference, Olivia has always stood firm about her intent to marry Oliver-the love of her life. It was entertaining watching Oliver deny his feelings despite all of his actions indicating otherwise. I was also interested in the other family members Maxim, Oliver and Alexandra. There were many subplots involving these characters that really added to the story although I wish that there were more details about what happened with them. The epilogue suggests some connections, but it was not the satisfying feeling of closure for Oliver and Lydia that I had hoped for.
#3 Stealing Lord Stephen: 4*.
Having read the other two books in the series, it really helped me make sense of the story of Steven and Sara as many of the timelines overlap. I have to say, I really did not like Sara for most of the novel. She seem to embody all the characteristics of a 19th century mean girl. Over time, I did enjoy getting to know more about her as well as Stevens’ situation. Revealing ones fears and vulnerabilities is just so hard! It was nice to see how the story resolved in the end. I was however a bit disappointed that there was no further mention of Sara‘s “other family” members. The epilogue 24 years in the future was a bit puzzling as well, perhaps history repeating itself?
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Displaying 1 of 1 review