I have been absolutely flying through these Lady Emily books. I began the series in 2018, nearly two years ago now, and had to take a break from the series for a few months. I began reading the books in an ebook format on my phone and read whenever I get a free minute at … Continue reading Review: THE COUNTERFEIT HEIRESS (Lady Emily #9)
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Review: BEHIND THE SHATTERED GLASS (Lady Emily #8)
Tasha Alexander’s Lady Emily series is, without a doubt, my favorite book series of my adult life. Lady Emily Hargreaves is a Victorian aristocrat, pushing the boundaries of society as a woman in a world where ladies of means are expected to marry, bear children, and manage their husband’s estate by becoming a notorious investigator … Continue reading Review: BEHIND THE SHATTERED GLASS (Lady Emily #8)
Reading In The Roaring Twenties: Kicking Off The New Year With Old TBRs
The end of the year is upon us! I can’t believe 2019 is finally coming to a close. I know I’m not alone in feeling like this year was incredibly long. But, all in all, I think 2019 was a great year. Some personal wins in my life this year include getting engaged to the … Continue reading Reading In The Roaring Twenties: Kicking Off The New Year With Old TBRs
Corvina Reviews: “Dangerous to Know” by Tasha Alexander
Welcome to the first installment of Corvina Reviews, where I’ll be discussing the books I’ve read! I’ll try my best to avoid spoilers in my reviews, but sometimes it may be unavoidable—reader beware! Up first is the fifth installment in the Lady Emily series, Dangerous to Know. Dangerous to Know by Tasha Alexander follows protagonist … Continue reading Corvina Reviews: “Dangerous to Know” by Tasha Alexander
Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem: January TBRs
I never really give much thought to Tuesdays -- not like I do to Mondays, or Wednesdays, or Fridays or even Sundays, at least. I was born on a Tuesday, so maybe I should pay more attention to the day...maybe. I usually have Tuesday off from work, though, so it feels more like a Sunday … Continue reading Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem: January TBRs




