Books by Elizabeth Boyle
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review 1: Very fun & playful. Lady Hermione Marlowe is in love with Lord Thomas Rockhurst & when she gets her hands on a magic ring she wishes that she would know all his secrets. Soooo, the ring turns her invisible from dusk until dawn every night. And enterprising minx that she is, she s...
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review 1: This is a really fun story, with a just okay narration. I really liked the Hero, Lord Henry and Heroine, Miss Daphne Dale. They made a great "match" wonderful chemistry between the two, A couple nicely written sex scenes. Daphne was a smart, witty, strong heroine, not a simpering...
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review 1: 3.5 stars. Tomboy Harriet "Harry" Hathaway has been in love with Tiberius Roxley since she was seven, when she pummeled him into the ground and declared that he *would* marry her. Now adults, Lord Roxley sees her only as coltish "Harry", not as a desirable woman. She needs to ...
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review 1: Have You Any Rogues is a short novella that features Henrietta Seldon and Crispin Dale. The two were in love at one point, but have not spoken to each other for a long time. When they get locked in the wine cellar, they end up talking about their missed opportunities to get to...
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review 1: A bit of disappointment, I was hoping for a grand finale but it ended with a whimper. The first two-thirds of the book is glorious, but then it collapses. Too many loose ends to tie up, too many characters is my guess. This book is #8 in the Bachelor Chronicles. Lord Langley is j...
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review 1: Setting: London November 1810 (prologue), May 1811Genre: RomancePlease forgive any misspelling of the names of people and places as this is a review of the audio edition.The identical Tempest twins, Louisa and Lavinia, have come to London for the season, ostensibly to find husban...
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review 1: Light-hearted Regency romp. James Tremont, Duke of Parkerton, is accidentally mistaken for a solicitor but he doesn't correct the mistake, instead he takes on the job of matchmaker for Elinor, Lady Standon. This is definitely part of two series, the three Lady Standon books and t...
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review 1: Ella Cynders has one chance to attend the Ashe Ball, all thanks to a lost invitation and a rejected gown. It was a dangerous thing to do, but would give her an opportunity to see Julian, Viscount Ashe, one final time before he is forced to marry.A masterful reworking of the anci...
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review 1: This starts out a bit slowly but then picks up pace as the story progresses. It's nice to see the transformation of Tabitha from being practically enslaved by her aunt and uncle at the vicarage to winning the heart of a Duke, albeit a somewhat reckless one. I appreciated this tal...
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review 1: This book is so funny! I love, love, love the epilogue ending!!!! I mean, how genius is that? The story is really sweet and I love the turnout, for most of the characters. Though the Pippin part makes me a bit sad. I think that Tally is an amazing girl! She's just so lively and c...
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review 1: The second story in the series and it is Daphne Dale's and Henry Seldon's story. I love the mischief that Daphne puts herself in when she answers an ad in the paper for a wife. Funny thing is it was meant as a joke between Preston and Roxley. Henry answers it and a corresponden...
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review 1: To my knowledge, this is my first book by Elizabeth Boyle, and it won't be my last. Lady Stanton, a dowager Marchioness, accidentally runs into the Earl of Clifton just before she gets some news her life is about to change (money, widow's pension, etc.). She knew him 7 years befo...
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review 1: What I liked about this book is that one can keep a love in the heart for 23 years, and can reignite it after that time. I find that quite romantic. The pirate escapes, the Viscount saves the woman, love grows in the marriage, complete acceptance of the children, all wildly roman...
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review 1: Really enjoyed the book. It was light-hearted and I preferred it to her earlier book of the same series; Love Letters from A Duke. One of the my rating requirements is how often I would want to re-read the book again. James is a proper duke who was mistaken for a man of busine...
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review 1: This was an accidental re-read but the novel is actually better the second time round, since I'm now reading the The Bachelor Chronicles series in order. This title is strongly connected to the previous book, Love Letters from a Duke. Thalia Langley, better known as Tally, is up ...
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review 1: Elizabeth Boyle's novels are a fun and engaging read, and I always look forward to her next release. I read this one a bit out of order, so I was familiar with some of the later storylines and the future development of the characters.I enjoyed this book, for the most part. The ch...
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review 1: This is the 6th book in the Bachelor Chronicles series. While this can be a stand alone book, it helps the reader to read the other books in the series. Please be aware that this review may contain spoilers. The book is about Lucy Ellyson Sterling, Lady Standon. Lucy has know...