Books by Jane Feather
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review 1: Snowy Night With A Stranger is a Anthology compiled of three stories by three great historical romance authors: Jane Feather, Sabrina Jeffries and Julia London. I haven't read anything by Jane Feather, but I have read books by Sabrina Jeffries and Julia London, and I truly loved...
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review 1: I won this book on Goodreads, so it was a win-win for me. I enjoyed this book, it was interesting. The beginning was a little bit slow. Without giving to much away, this novel was...strange. The novel picked up in the middle. The ending was sudden. And the ending, i was not satif...
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review 1: I'm not a speed reader but I devoured this in a day. It's such a fun, fantastical joyride through historical England. The plot, while ridiculous on paper is fleshed out so well by Jane Feather that it works well and keeps you engaged right through. I found Lord Blackwater a littl...
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review 1: I have really enjoyed Jane Feather's books. That is, until this one. First of all, the story was at least 200 pages too long. It went on and on. The story of the last brother to marry an unsuitable bride was disappointing. As I was reading it I felt that the author, Jane Feather...
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review 1: Aurelia Farnham... I don't actually see myself in her position. And that is one of the criteria I really much rely on rating on how good is a book. Predictable. As always. I don't know if it's really predictable or I'm really good in predicting I should have been a fortune-teller...
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review 1: romance is well and good but you really do need to suspend your disbelief with this one. a short read to tie in with christmas, the ingredients for a couple of fun protagonists were there, but the relationship didn't have a hope of ringing true as it wasn't given time to develop...
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review 1: The heroine whose lies, maybe at first were justifiable, though dumb, until they become so tangled I was extremely annoyed. This lady who so easily becomes a whore because she must continue pretending? So she can save her brother? Really? The hero who believes whores and mistr...