Books by Mary Jo Putney
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review 1: 3 cute short stories that I picked up because I am rereading Putney, though it doesn't seem to have characters from her other series. Featherstones is a novella in her Addicted series, which I have not read. I like short stories so I can read 1 before bed and not feel obligated t...
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review 1: More Lost Lords who end up found, this one is a little more serious. Our lost lord is held prisoner in a private dungeon after being found in bed with the wife of a French Noble. Years go by but Grey isn't forgotten by his friends, especially those in the spy trade. The agent cho...
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review 1: Mischief and Mistletoe an anthology by eight great authors Anne Gracie, Nicola Cornick, Patricia Rice, Mary Jo Putney, Jo Beverley, Joanna Bourne, Susan Fraser King, Cara Elliot.SHE STOOPS TO WENCHDOM by Mary Jo Putney ** vicar's daughter who pretends to be a saucy wenchMISS BROC...
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review 1: I've read other books in the Lost Lords series and I wish I started with this one first. Lots of dramatic coincidences in this book and some trite explanations at the end but still it was an enjoyable read. I could have done without some of the soap opera flourishes, but realize ...
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review 1: Just finished the book and loved it. Mary Jo Putney has done it again. Boy, without spoiling to much of anything you have Julia who has cloister herself off far away from London for a reason. Trouble has found her, she is kidnapped and knows she is going to die but Major Randell ...
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review 1: Way back when I started reading adult books, by which I mean things written for people older than 16 years, I tried romances. I found I only liked Gothic and Regency romances, mostly because the women didn't act like they were somehow incomplete because they were single at the st...
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review 1: I got this from the library to see if I'd like it. Well, I liked it so much I bought it. I am familiar with Mary Jo Putney and currently Charlotte Featherstone but this is my first time reading Kristin James. In all three stories, the marriage is to avoid or minimize scandal a...
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review 1: 3.7 Stars. Public Library 7/17/2014. I didn't like this one as well as some of the other books in the series. The first part of the book flips between different years and I prefer to stay in the same time. After the times converged it turned into an excellent book. We got to see ...
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review 1: I was pleasantly surprised by this book. It was hard to put down, because I was interested in the characters, and looked forward to seeing how they'd handle each new challenge. And I was relieved to find that they never fell into that old "I'm breaking up with him/her for his/her...
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review 1: I am not going to summarize this book because it has been done already by dozens of other reviewers and I have nothing to add in that respect. I will say that the book started out strong with the capture and imprisonment of Grey. But his rescue by the intrepid Cassie was far to...
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review 1: Just absolutely loved the book. Mariah Clarke one night basically wishes that someone or something will help her. She hears her grandma voice telling her to go to the sea and what does she find but a half drowned man. She's able to get him back to the house and when he comes to w...
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review 1: Every single plot element in this book was ludicrous, and lord there were just so many of them. There was absolutely no love story, the characters were just suddenly in love. Had I not read this book after the next two, I wouldn't have continued the series. And, in retrospect, th...
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review 1: I am coming at this series backwards and sideways, as I still haven't the first title. I just finished this book after reading Sometimes A Rogue (Lost Lords #5), and so had seen Mariah and Julia in that context. I have read all the other books in the series though, and was glad t...
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review 1: Historical English romance with high born people that have had terrible ruined childhoods that were not protected by their wealth or education. Major Alexander Randall has to come back to England so that he can take the position as the last remaining heir to the Earl of Daventry....
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review 1: El argumento es interesante y creo que lo que más me ha gustado del libro es que la protagonista, lady Kiri Lawford, no es la típica dama inglesa - sumisa e inocente - que vive acatando las normas de la sociedad londinense. Sin embargo, también es un personaje casi perfecto (muy ...
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review 1: This novel brings me to mind of something said in one of my favorite tv shows, the x-files: "if coincidences are coincidences, why do they feel so contrived?" It kept repeating in my head throughout reading, as things seem to happen either too quickly or at the same time.The prem...
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review 1: It's been awhile since I've read some HR, but I'm glad I jumped into this one. It's different, with a bow street runner hero with a past first love and with a heroine with a dead fiancé. Both characters enjoyed each other's company, but hadn't realized that they were falling in l...
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review 1: 3.5
review 2: Ne kadar sıkıcı bir kitaptın sen ya :'(
review 2: Ne kadar sıkıcı bir kitaptın sen ya :'(
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review 1: Didn't like it. Poor romance. Silly plot.
review 2: love lady Kiri and Damian.but love kirkland more. i hope the next book is about him :)
review 2: love lady Kiri and Damian.but love kirkland more. i hope the next book is about him :)
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review 1: If there ever was an author to ever get you in a Christmas mood, then Mary Jo Putney and this short story is IT!I’m hoping if the title alone would be intriguing enough for you to want to read it and find out the meaning of the word ‘cuckoo’.Everything in this story just sparkled...