(I remember a time when about 70% of my content was posts on individual books.)

The Black Hawk by Joanna Bourne: Romance novel about a French spy and a British spy who have been freinds, lovers, enemies and rivals in various combinations over the course of a quarter of a century, beginning in the French Revolution. I don't recall Bourne's first 2 ( Read more... )

First of all, this is a very misleading title! The hero, Sebastian, is not a spymaster! Or even a spy! He’s…someone who knows and sometimes works with spies. But then, who doesn’t in Regency Romancelandia?

Jess Whitby’s merchant father has been arrested for treason. Jess, however, believes that her father is innocent, and that Sebastian Kennett, ( Read more... )

This book created a lot of buzz when it came out, for both its heroine and its voice. The books centers around two spies in the Napoleonic War. Or rather, just barely before, I believe. Annique Villiers is the daughter of a French spy, and has been working as one since childhood, but has recently come under attack by another French spy, Leblanc. ( Read more... )