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Was he a lowlander. Not many Highlander went to London in them those days 😄😉

Was he a lowlander. Not many Highlander went to London in them those days 😄😉"
Thanks Shaz. Yes I'm not even sure where he came from. Could have been a lowlander LOL.

I think I'm calling it quits on this series.


For December I'm planning to read The Lady Tempts an Heir by Harper St George for Gilded Age. I don't think I've read anything by this author before. I hope it's good.



Hope you enjoy, Susan. This is one of her earlier books, and I liked it. Somehow I don't seem to enjoy her later books as much, but for me this was a good one.

Hope you enjoy, Susan. This is one of her earlier books, and I liked it. Somehow I..."
Joanna Shupe just does not do it for me and i really want to like her coz i love love love gilded age and not many people write that much these days. With her, something just feels missing.
I finished Lisa Kleypas Love Come to Me for the December category , looks like I will only be doing that one for December.. i need better planning for next year, I started off ambitious , got swept up and then lost track all in the first quarter of the year...lol

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Ha ha. Yes, it happens. Never mind, there's always next year :)
I know what you mean about Joanna Shupe. Magnate is definitely a cut above her later books for me, though, and IMO well worth reading.

Yay Shaz! Well done!!



Thanks Susan. It's been a fun challenge, making me look for different books I mightn't have otherwise picked up.


I read A Very Bellamy Christmas by Minerva Spencer for December's any historical romance book category.

Edwardian - Forbidden Fire by Heather Graham
Ancient World / Prehistorical - The Gladiator's honour by Michelle Styles
February:
Viking- The Norse King's daughter - Sandra Hill
LGBTQ+
March:
Georgian - Silk & Steel- Kat Martin
American Revolution- Liberty's Lady- Karen Harper
April:
Pirate - The Pirate Prince- Gaelen Foley
Diversity (featuring at least one lead character with diverse racial/ethnic background)- The Viscount made me do it- Diana Quincy
May:
Western -The coming home place- Mary Spencer
Restoration / Stuarts- Darling Jasmine- Bertrice Small
June:
Your Choice - Freedom Flame- Caryn Cameron
Renaissance / Tudor - So worthy my love- Kathleen Woodiwiss
July:
Time Travel- To conquer a scot - Tamara Gill
Around the World (other than Britain or American)- Tender Fury- Connie Mason
August:
Bodice Ripper- Dreaming of you- Jennifer McNare
Native American-The savage heart-Diana Palmer
September:
Victorian -Dreaming of you -Lisa kleypas
Civil War / Pre-Civil War - captive- Heather Graham
October:
World Wars I to WWII - Morning glory - Lavyrle spencer
Scottish / Highlander Taming the highland bride- Lynsay Sands
November:
Regency - To pleasure a lady- Nicole Jordan
Medieval- Bliss - Lynsay Sands
December:
Americana/Gilded Age- Mail Order Prairie Bride- Julianne McClean
Any Historical Romance on -The countess - Lynsay Sands
Completed the challenge spanning 23 themes. Thoroughly enjoyed. Looking forward to 2025 challenge.
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a happy new year
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For November my plan was to read Promise of the Rose by Brenda Joyce for medieval. But I also wanted to read another Brenda Joyce before the end of the year for the Pirate theme on my Bingo challenge, A Lady At Last. Not sure how I'll go with two by Brenda Joyce. We'll see.