The Daughter of Highland Hall : Edwardian Brides (Hardcover)

from ecataldi

Sometimes, inspirational romance can be a little too sappy and melodramatic for me but thankfully, I needn't have worried. This is definitely one of the books that restores your faith in a genre! Carrie Turansky deftly lays the groundwork in this romance and within the first few pages ensnares th...

from RayleighAnn

The Daughter of Highland Hall is set in one of my favorite historical settings, the high society and slums of England, and the author did a fabulous job at captivating the beauty of it, while also shining light on the bad. The characters were very well made and I enjoyed returning to Highland onc...

from CinaChilders

The Daughter of Highland Hall is the second book in Edwardian Brides series, although it can be read as a standalone with no difficulty. The book is written really well and so before I knew it, I had read through the pages in no time. It was entertaining. There were a few moments where I was roll...

from Medievalgirl

I really did not enjoy this book as much as the prequel 'The Governess of Highland Hall'. That's not to say it was awful. It was readable, and interesting to see Katherine's character develop, and there were some good subplots with minor characters, and period details. However, I had a number of ...

from Violet_Nesdoly

It is April of 1912 and Katherine Ramsey has come to London to do the "season." Under the sponsorship of her aunt, Lady Louisa Gatewood-her own parents have both died-it is her goal to come out as a debutante, enjoy a flurry of balls, teas, parties, and other social events, in the process find a ...