Rosie’s Good Reads
Miss Bradshaw’s Bought Betrothal by Virginia Heath is a Regency romance from Harlequin / Mills & Boon. 1816, Evelyn Bradshaw, desperate to escape the clutches of her stepfamily enters into a business arrangement with the Marquis of Stanford. After their engagement he takes her to the family home in Yorkshire. Abandoning her with his twin, he then disappears to gamble away his payment.
Red Socks Go With Absolutely Everything by Darla Woodley is a fun children’s book. A quick read, it inspires hope in the power that adding just a pair of red socks can make to the everyday lives of not just children growing up, but to all. A talking point if nothing else, red socks may bring a well needed smile to someone’s face.
A Bend In The Willow by Susan Clayton-Golden is women’s fiction and the story of one women with two names and lives which ultimately mesh together. Robin sets a fire which kills her rapist. She reinvents herself as Catherine, but when her son is diagnosed with a rare leukaemia, she must return to her hometown and face the ghosts of the past.
Through The Barricades by Denise Deegan is Irish historical fiction. It tells of Maggie a girl who will sacrifice anything for her country and Daniel, someone who will sacrifice anything for those he loves. Starting in 1906, this book takes in both WW1 and events which lead to the infamous Easter Rising. Highly recommended read.
Girl In A Golden Cage by Lucy Branch is an urban fantasy set in Milan. Caricature artist Francesca sees strange golden lights whilst holidaying with her father at his Italian mansion. He tries to cover things up but soon Francesca is deep in an age old alchemy mystery, putting her own life in danger to save another.
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