Author Juli D. Revezzo writes both sweet historical Victorian romances and fantasy and enjoys stories that are blush-free. She is the author of the Victorian romances the Lost Slipper Society series, the Camden Girls series, the steampunk romance series Gears, Cogs, and Puppy Dogs series, as well as the urban fantasy, Antique Magic series and more. Subscribe to my newsletter for new releases, and more...
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DearReader Sorry, I thought I did everything right, but it looks like the links to my two swap buddies got wasted somewhere. Here they are again: Christmas At Kellworth by Donna K. Weaver https://www.donnakweaver.com/ Synopsis: The best gifts are the ones you didn't know you were waiting for. Get it here. Series Written in the Twickenham World:
and Alice Must Choose by Marina Montrose. Synopsis: Alice has always assumed that Charles Barnfield — handsome, cheerful, and refreshingly uncomplicated — would one day be her husband. Then Lord Hartwood returns from abroad. He is everything Charles is not: titled, fashionable, and possessed of an affected drawl that sets Alice's teeth on edge. He is also, infuriatingly, impossible to ignore. Hartwood, for his part, takes one look at Alice and loses his heart entirely — but he has no intention of winning her through his title or her parents' pressure. He wants her to choose him freely. The trouble is, Alice isn't sure she wants to choose him at all. Which you can get here. Again, apologies. I don't know what happened to them. I hope you find something you like. Have a great week. Jul |
Juli D. Revezzo
Author Juli D. Revezzo writes both sweet historical Victorian romances and fantasy and enjoys stories that are blush-free. She is the author of the Victorian romances the Lost Slipper Society series, the Camden Girls series, the steampunk romance series Gears, Cogs, and Puppy Dogs series, as well as the urban fantasy, Antique Magic series and more. Subscribe to my newsletter for new releases, and more...
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