Since our earliest of days, we have dreamed of being whisked away by a dashing and handsome man. From men of nobility to those of power and stature, the men you'll meet in these stories know just how to sweep their leading ladies off their feet.
Curl up with this compilation of Historical and Regency Romances. These kind of love stories are… timeless.
Participating Authors and their stories:
Annabelle by Alyssa Drake A mysterious rock, a secretive stranger, an instant attraction...
An Earl for Ellen by Catherine Bilson True beauty is more than skin deep.
Tamed by Love by Sandra Sookoo Only when the heart finds its true match can the soul fly.
Higher Tides, Book 3.5 in the Lost Colony Series by Jo Grafford Falling for the enemy...
Weaved in Time by Lexi Ostrow Passion flares and when a magical secret exposes a truth, complications arise and they'll have to decide: live together or live in their own century.
Seeking Charity by Josie Riviera Does he love the girl she was…or the woman she has become?
Goodwin’s Lady by Ava Bari Sometimes marriage is murder.
Sandra Sookoo is a bestselling author who firmly believes every person deserves acceptance and a happy ending. Most days you can find her creating scandal and mischief in the Regency-era, serendipity and happenstance in Victorian America or snarky humor in the contemporary world. Reading romance is a lot like eating fine chocolates—you can’t just have one. Good thing books don’t have calories!
When she’s not wearing out computer keyboards, Sandra spends time with her real life Prince Charming in central Indiana where she’s been known to goof off and make moments count because the key to life is laughter. A Disney fan since the age of ten, when her soul gets bogged down and her imagination flags, a trip to Walt Disney World is in order. Nothing fuels her dreams more than the land of eternal happy endings, hope and love stories.
Timeless (A Collection of Historical & Regency Romance) by Sandra Sookoo Read one story in this book by Josie Riviera Seeking Charity by Josie Riviera Starts out with us learning about Charity and her life in the gypsy troop. The customs are so interesting to learn about. She's run away from her father because of what he does to her and she's happy to have to steal to get food, if it comes to that. It's just a fact of life, or they'd die. Even after changing her name she remembers a boy from her younger days and he finds her again. She thinks it's to bring her back to her father but he's told her other news. You wonder if they can ever get together or just be friends the rest of their lives. Liked this book a lot but the time frame caught me off guard. Loved hearing of the colors of clothing. Recipe for Welsh Cawl Stew, note from the author, excerpt from seeking fortune, in the series, acknowledgements, about the author, other works by the author are all highlighted at the end. I received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.
I received an advanced copy of Annabelle and volunteered to review it. The story is a quick read, but don't let it fool you - it will draw you in and you'll feel like it's a full length novel with it's plot. I got such a kick out of Annabelle and her way of solving problems. It holds true to it's time period while bringing in that bit of fantasy. I must admit that by the end of the story I felt conflicted; it wraps up nicely, but I suppose part of me wishes that it had more. If Annabelle is anything to go by, I think I would enjoy the other stories in this anthology just the same.