Books by Eileen Dreyer
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review 1: Once a Rake by Eileen Dreyer is a classic historical fiction. it starts out with the Scotsman Ian Ferguson being framed for the attempted assassination of the Royal Duke. He's knocked into the sea and shot at. when he finds land he wanders and ends up on the estate of Lady Sarah ...
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review 1: Loved the storyline, but seriously wanted to harm Diccan multiple times during this book... Really had a hard time with his behavior - granted, he was trying to defend his country and protect his wife at the same time, but his insistence on keeping her completely in the dark end...
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review 1: Wonderful stupendous book. A page-turner as well as an excellent romance.Kate is the daughter of a duke and was once in love with Harry Lidge. Now a bunch of murderous spies are after her, because she knows their secret. But does she? She doesn't remember anything of the sort. Ha...
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review 1: So far the only Dreyer book that is not based in a medical setting, it is nonetheless my favorite. The main character, a writer named Chris Jackson, is easy to relate to, both with her reclusive lifestyle and her muddy past. A murder mystery writer, the murders in her books are b...
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review 1: Elderly Alzheimer's patients are being killed off, and nobody even seems to know it's happening, much less do anything about it. It's a good plot, but I didn't like reading the way people talked about the patients they cared for or their loved ones with the disease. My view is ba...
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review 1: Oh, goodness. Where do I begin with this one? And should I even bother?... I probably shouldn't. Let's just say I wanted to light the hero on fire, have a glass of wine while he burned, and then push his half-burned carcass off a cliff. And the hero - while one of the biggest - ...
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review 1: Suffice to say this book was much like it's predecessor, full of promise but failing to fulfill. The plot was mediocre at best-too drawn out and tedious. Diccan was ultimately a grievously disappointing character. His actions were despicable and it still astonished me how Grace c...
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review 1: Barely a Lady had all the rich promises of being one of those unforgettable historical romance novels, but sadly this didn't live up to its expectations. There was drama, romance, mystery, adventure, and a bit of amnesia thrown into the mix but it all built up to nothing. More th...