Books by Maya Rodale
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review 1: Eliza Fielding is a Writing Girl for the London Weekly. Her gig as a writing girl may be up if she doesn't find her next hit story soon. Luckily, Eliza hears about the return of Sebastian Digby, The Duke of Wycliff. After years of traveling and immersing himself in other cultures...
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review 1: Dear Annabelle, the way to getting your man is to be honest in what you want and be bold enough to tell him upfront and if it's true love then you will have to handle the good, the bad and possible rejection... your fan, "Bold Love From Bath"....This story was TERRIFIC! I laughed...
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review 1: I really enjoyed the actual story. Emma is a bit of a smart ass, and I can definitely appreciate that! I also enjoyed the way the author touched on the way women tend to view themselves based on what society deems fashionable vs reality. She is not pale and willowy, so because...
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review 1: OMG!! I giggled through this one then wiped away tears at the end. Truly romantic!Charlotte Brandon's heart is in the right place. If she feels she's caused a wrong, she schemes to make it right but the best laid plans don't always go as they should. To make up for a wrong she ca...
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review 1: I have loved the characters from the first book in the series, however in this book I believe Ms. Rodale has taken them to a new level. Her delicate, yet truthful dealings with such a taboo subject, was amazing. As with the previous books, we are once again united with all of the...
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review 1: Loved the story! A geek who fell in love with a wallflower. Their courtship was disaster but eventually they found their way to each other and things went well from then on.I didn't realize how much I missed read historical romance! All the rules about etiquette and manners were ...
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review 1: I just adored Sophie. She was smart, sassy, and funny. Though she hated weddings, especially if someone was jilted like her her, she spent every waking moment writing about them. She knew Brandon was the One after he rescued her, and they became acquainted. I love that Brandon w...
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review 1: Audio Version: Narrator: Carolyn Morris - 5 stars for her narration only. Lady Julianna Somerset is the widow to a notorious rake who not only broke her heart but left her destitute. To support herself, she becomes 1/4 of The London Weekly's Writing Girls, writing a gossip colum...
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review 1: Reading all three installments of the Bad Boy Billionaire series made me realize I have a new pet peeve: authors going all meta and inserting themselves into their novels. Stop trying to be cutesy with the fourth wall. It is rarely done cleverly enough to justify how jarring (a...
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review 1: I've been eagerly awaiting this third installment in the Bad Boy Billionaire series and had high hopes for it. Thankfully it met all my expectations and then some. There were a number of twists that I did not see coming at all. When the first big one happened in the beginning, ...
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review 1: What a delightful read. A spunky heroine who writes for a newspaper who carries a secret passion for a handsome duke who she met by accident. Unfortunately this particular Duke is engaged to a beautiful woman whose father, a Baron whose finances are at risk is determined to get h...
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review 1: Started off fine, then the main character, Juliana, became a hot mess. I felt like slapping her and actually yelled, "Jesus EFFING Christ SHUT UP!" at my iPad. Book would have been better if that woman actually listened instead of talked so much. For a quasi-secret gossip columni...
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review 1: Karla says: The characters in the story just make me smile. The unrepentant rogue, Lord Phillip, teases and cajoles the cautious (I'm-not-sure-if-I-want-to-be-a-nun) Miss Angela Sullivan. She hasn't seen a man in 6 years, and women don't usually say no to this bad boy, so spark...