PUB. DATE: 29 FEV 20 - HISTORICAL FICTION - ROMANCE
A Lady's Addiction, by Angelina Jameson
A wonderful story of two people thrown together by chance. A widow drowning her sorrows in wine while dreaming of having a family, and a man plagued by guilt and injury. Our thanks to the author for the advanced reader's copy.
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The side characters are interesting and complex: Devlin’s matchmaking mother, his crippled brother, his devious sister-in-law, his mysterious valet Wiggins, Anna’s selfish friend Cecily, her sweet son Andrew, and the villain Franco.
I must say I was pleasantly surprised to see that Mrs. Jameson, whose previous books I have read were very sweet and clean, can also write a more robust and sensual story. The passion scenes are well-written and the overall writing very elegant. I can’t wait to read the story of Devlin’s brother Cameron and I hope Wiggins ends up getting a story as well. Disclosure: I have received a reviewer’s copy of this book from the Author in exchange for an honest review. |
About the Author
Angelina Jameson is a multi-published author of historical Regency romance. Growing up in Las Vegas, Nevada, Angelina joined the US Air Force to see the world. Dreams of visiting the United Kingdom were fulfilled when she was stationed at RAF Lakenheath in the beautiful countryside of Suffolk, England. Five years later she returned to the states having acquired a love of not only all things British but also Regency and historical romance.
With the help of Romance Writers of America, the hobby of writing developed into a dream of sharing her stories with others. Angelina currently lives in the great state of Alaska with her supportive husband and two teenage sons. She loves to write with a steady supply of coffee nearby and one of three cats on her lap. |
It sounds interesting. I like a lot widow heroines and widower heros.
I think you will enjoy this book. The characters are layered and relatable and the author writes in a clear and classy way.
Thank you for such a lovely review, Lu. I appreciate your support. The crippled brother's story is almost done and their will be a book for Wiggins, the valet.
You are welcome. Can't wait to read Cameron's story!
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