A Review of Bellewether, by Susanna Kearsley
This is a dual-timeline, slow-burn romance with one timeline in the present day and the other in 1759, and they are woven together so beautifully that both will tear at your heart.

This is a dual-timeline, slow-burn romance with one timeline in the present day and the other in 1759, and they are woven together so beautifully that both will tear at your heart.

As war descends on the New York frontier, an Irish ranger and a British officer’s daughter must choose between the lives they’ve fought for and a love too powerful to resist.

She survived his death once. He is not dying again before he explains himself.

Untamed is a thrilling and steamy historical romance that has my heart still pounding. Pamela Clare is rapidly becoming one of my favorite authors.

Surrender is the first book in Pamela Clare’s MacKinnon’s Rangers series. This novel is a rollicking romantic adventure set during the Seven Years War.

Romance tropes are fabulous, truly delightful, and awesome. Yeah, I know, that sentence sounds over-the-top silly, but it’s true. And it’s not just romances. Tropes exist in all stories.

I am normally a fan of Valentine’s Day, since I am a big fan romance. But I find myself feeling a little bit anti-Valentine’s Day this year. There are several reasons I can see for this anomaly.

A series! I am currently in the planning stages of a historical romance series. It will be a band-of-brothers series, set in colonial New York and environs during the Seven Years War/French and Indian War/Great War for Empire in the 1750s.