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Sigh.... I wanted this to be interesting, but it's quite dry and mostly just "studies say this" and "studies say that". I'm not feeling inspired at all.

Oh dear! I like the premise, but am quickly losing interest... the writing is just not quite skilled enough to make it all work 😕

“I have no wish to pry into your personal affairs, except that I really do.”

Ah, a Regency romance where someone says what they’re really thinking, love it 😂

I’m having a lot of fun with this so far. I hope it lasts!

I think the hype is deserved 🥹

I thought this sounded like a good read and didn’t realize it was by the same author as the lovely little book on recovery that I read a while back. Looking forward to it even more now.

😂😂😂 have to love an unexpected but totally fitting cameo

This really will make quite a good miniseries, I think!

Not sure I’ve ever read an obligatory marriage trope facilitated by a rogue cat 😽 Scratch that: I am sure

🥹 these two precious little cinnamon rolls 🥹

One chapter in, and I’m grinning already 😆 Sometimes debut authors are worth taking a chance on!

Oh sure, let’s have some pirates 🏴‍☠️
One thing I will say about this series, it definitely doesn’t tread the same ground twice 😂

When your heroine simultaneously lives in 1861 in Washington, 1941 and is being pressured to go to Hawaii, and 2001 with connections to the Pentagon. 😵‍💫🤦‍♀️ I have to admire the… ambition… of this plot. It’s also kind of stressing me out

What a remarkably good audiobook experience this is all turning out to be ☺️

This has a lovely feel so far!

This is HILARIOUS

I’m not an audiobook person but I’m genuinely sold on this one… Genevieve Gaunt is making some solid choices with her character voices… so far Agnes is my favorite 😂

This is utterly charming 😍

It brings the 18th century delightfully near and down to earth when she dates her letter “March the Somethingth.” 😆 girl, we’ve all been there

Yesssss Netgalley came through! 🙌🙌

This is delightful! Why have I never read this before? It’s amazingly like the Mrs Tim book by DE Stevenson that I just finished reading. So chatty! So amusing!

"Before the Wilks sale, the record price for a Gutenberg Bible was £215. Sir Thomas planned to bid up to an astounding £300. When Davidson outbid him, Sir Thomas was not pleased. Caught in the urgency of the moment, Sir Thomas started placing bids way beyond his carefully planned limit. Between the two, the price just kept galloping toward the horizon like some gorgeous, financially unconcerned unicorn." 😂