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File Size: 2553 KB
Print Length: 698 pages
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Publisher: Landon Hill Media (December 30, 2018)
Publication Date: December 30, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07L7XPB81
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The Smithfield Market teemed with livestock and people during the 1800s. These are rags-to-riches stories of orphans and their journey to a better life of love and happiness. Below is a review of two of them to give you an idea of the wonderful books in this set which includes A Rogue’s Flower, Saved by a Scoundrel, Mending the Duke, and The Baron’s Malady.*** Reviewing “MENDING THE DUKE – BOOK 3†***Lady Alice Parsons greeted her brother John, the Duke of Royston, glad that her carriage journey was finally over. The staff seemed relieved to see her there, confirming that her brother was still as distraught as he had been for some time. He smiled at her, but it didn’t reach his eyes. Now that a year had passed, he was expected to begin attending social events and was not enthusiastic at that prospect, nor was he accepting any of the invitations. Questioning the maid later, Alice was told that her brother mourned the loss of his child – no mention was made of mourning his wife, however, who had died in childbirth. John’s eyes showed only the agony of losing his child and he swore he would never know joy again.Laura Smith worked at an orphanage where 8-year-old Elouise Drover had been sent and still mourned the loss of both of her parents. Laura herself was an orphan and knew of Elouise’s pain, her heart breaking for the little girl. Laura left for the market to buy food to cook for dinner. Coming back, a carriage blocked the entrance and the footman was rude to her. The driver, however, informed her Lady Alice was inside. Laura was glad that perhaps the Lady would hire some of the girls as maids. Instead, she learned that Lady Alice was looking for a young girl to bring happiness into her brother’s household because she herself would be returning to London soon. She wanted her brother to come out of his painful shell. Laura expressed concern for Elouise, whom Miss Sanders recommended since she had the best manners. Lady Alice then asked that Laura come too so that Elouise would have someone familiar to turn to. It would only be for a few months, she said.John was not happy to see the guests his sister brought home. When Laura and Elouise played hide-and-seek, the Duke snapped at Laura for making noise with their laughter. But Laura stood up to him and would not cower. He was irritated with her – but somehow intrigued. No other woman had ever stood up to him. And he knew he was wrong, he felt the guilt in his heart. Their laughter had caused a spark of happiness to rise in him – and he did not want to be happy. But he kept thinking of her and felt the need to apologize. When he found her in the library, while his sister read a book to Elouise, he apologized and agreed to do so to Elouise as well. He noticed she was reading a chess book and jokingly agreed to a game. To his utter astonishment, she won! And he admitted to himself that she was a surprise and may even bring him some little bit of happiness, if he let her. Would he allow himself to heal? Could he defy convention and create a new family who had already begun to love him?*** Reviewing “THE BARON’S MALADY – BOOK 4†***Miss Josephine Noe was cold and hungry, her bare feet practically frozen. She had come to London hoping to find work after the Scarlet Fever disease took her parents. She had also had the disease but somehow managed to survive and now appeared immune. But her village was fearful and demanded that she leave. She became a street urchin, starving and cold with winter approaching.A man called to Josephine and introduced himself as Baron Dunstable. He needed someone to guide him to where he needed to go and gave her a coin. He noticed she was not like the other urchins, and she explained that she had been a maid in a great house in Hampstead before the disease struck and the housekeeper had spent a great deal of time working with her and training her. Then she led him through the streets of Smithfield Market. He gave her five sovereigns, more money than her parents had made in a year and his kindness would make it possible for her to survive!Miss Georgina Wells, daughter to Viscount Armitage, continued to fuss with her dress in preparation for meeting Gideon’s mother and sister, much to his dismay. She had to be sure all the wrinkles were out of it. She was very self-centered, and he was becoming irritated with her fussing. All around her people were dying and a wrinkled gown just didn’t seem all that important. When they arrived at his estate, no one greeted them for quite a few minutes; then only the butler and two footmen arrived instead of the six he had previously. When Gideon asked Jones where everyone was, he told him his mother was asking for him and would explain everything. Inside the floor and windows were dirty. Something was definitely wrong. Only a few servants insisted on staying; if they got sick too, the family would not be able to care for themselves and equally faced the risk of the disease. What could he do? Georgina was already running back to her father to escape risk.When his mother and sister both came down with the sickness, Gideon went to London to find a doctor. The only one there was already caring for as many sick as could fit in the church basement. But he agreed to let Josephine accompany Gideon since she knew Dr. Thomas’ treatments as well as he did now. She faithfully treated Lady Dunstable, Gideon’s sister Francine, and two footmen until each one of them had passed through the dangerous period and were on the mend. Gideon and Jones assisted her, and Gideon knew he would never take his staff for granted again! Through it all, Josephine tended the sick, cleaned, cooked, and put everyone else first with true caring in her heart. How could Gideon give her up now? She meant so much to all of them. And how would he deal with the self-centered Georgina who hadn’t even inquired about his mother or sister’s health?I really enjoy this series! The characters are people who become dear friends to the reader because their hearts are revealed throughout the story line. These books draw the reader in, touch the heart, and make it all matter. The stories are believable, and the reader will genuinely care about what happens to these people. Having all of the stories in one set is a wonderful opportunity not to miss a single one!
All four books were clean romances, and had different stories about poor women from a part of London called Smithfield Market. The first 2 stories were about rogues who changed their ways for the right woman ; A Rogue's Flower was my favorite of those 2. Mending the Duke was really unique and very improbable, but a good story. The 4th book The Baron's Malady was my favorite of the four and the most unique of all. I have never read a Regency book that told of a Scarlet Fever epidemic that ravaged London and surrounding villages. It was very interesting. This collection was well worth the 99 cents.
The four Recency romances contained here are very entertaining and fun to read. Each follows the usual formula; a kind but poor woman meets a member of the aristocracy and falls in love. A tragic (at least in the eyes of the characters) event and misunderstanding occurs. Heartbreak ensues, then love conquers all. The stories are pure entertainment, requiring no major brain power to finish. What they do require is a heart, and Ms. Pearson knows how to write to it
These four novels make a truly delightful Box Set. Rose Pearson is a marvelous wordsmith and creates beauty with her words. The plots are enjoyable, the characters described so that they are easy to picture as you read, and the the time period is accurate. I highly recommend this set to anyone who enjoys sweet historical reading.
This set is a nice way to view the lives in recency times. While the stories are unlikely happenings during that era, it would have been heartwarming if they had happened the way these stories are told.
Four stars... Three out of four..The second story was the worst one..A weak man and a bar maid..He was a drunk Nd stupid..The other three stories were very good and had good old fashioned endings
As good as Smithfield hams. Just joking. I would recommend this book and the author. Nice theme and good characters.
I enjoyed each of the stories in this boxset. The first and last were my favorites. Good job, done! 🌟ðŸ‘
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