Edie Cay

Allow a long day for these six great stories centering on The Grand Mistletoe Assembly at Pearler House in London in November 1820.

Miracle on St. James's Street by Nina Jarrett is a family-friendly 2-hour tale of the complications leading to a simple introduction. 5*

A Daring Mistletoe Kiss by Tanya Wilde: An amusing family-friendly 2-hour tale of a stolen kiss and the consequences. 5*

Lily's Scandalous Secret by Pamela Gibson: 90-minute NC17 second-chance after disastrous arranged marriages. 5*

Surprising Captain Davies by Jemma Frost: a 1-hour steamy second chance for Lady Bryony Chapman 5*

The Footman's Mistake by Edie Cay: a family-friendly 90-minute bout with a female boxer and a second footman. 5*

Captured at the Ball by Sara Adrien: a 90-minute PG spy story of antisemitism. 5*.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.… (mehr)

A historical romance with a non-binary MC? Yes please! I loved this book - Agnes and Jack are so different from the MCs you'd normally find in the historical romances, and they were done so well. It's rare to find LGBTQIA+ representation in historical romances, and I thought Cay did an excellent job of bringing both setting and characters to life in a way that transports the reader into the story. Agnes and Jack were clearly meant to be together - despite the trying circumstances they find themselves in. I won't give any spoilers, but this will tug at your heartstrings, and you'll find it hard to put down once you start. I'll definitely be checking out other books by Cay!… (mehr)

Edie Cay went and did it again. I’ve been anticipating her last novel, The Boxer and the Blacksmith, since the very moment I closed A Lady’s Revenge: would the second installment of When the Blood Is Up live up to the hype? Would I love the main characters as much as I loved Lydia and Arthur? Would it be a book able to stand on its figurative legs?

[Keep reading @ Bookshelves & Teacups]… (mehr)