Brothers Sinister: The Suffragette Scandal (Series #4) (Paperback)

from Unreachableshelf

I adored this book. Free is a force of nature. Edward is a survivor. He's seen the worst happen often enough that it's all he expects, and he lies, forges, and blackmails his way through it. But even though he thinks of himself as always hurting people he loves, he is intensely loyal to them; his...

from samnreader

1/22/2019: reread with my reading buddies, and this book is so goddamn good. That whole reread was excellent, and I hope to do it again next year! Original Review: I don't think I've ever had the pleasure of not having one disappointment in a series--other than Kate Clayborn's Luck series. Still,...

from eyes.2c

...masterly intelligent romance! 1877. Hooked by the opening, a rowing competition between major arch rivals Cambridge and Oxford where we meet the delicious yet dangerous Edward Clark and the vibrant Federica Marshall, I was pulled in even further by the opening interplay (of sorts) between Edwa...

from malinengdahl

Frederica "Free" Marshall used the money she inherited from a reclusive aunt to put herself through college and establish a newspaper "by women, for women, about women". Her first story was an expose of the horrible conditions in a naval lock hospital, an asylum of sorts where they kept prostitut...

from quondame

A straightforwardly easy romantic read when the prefect scoundrel makes common cause with a pretty suffragette. Set in Cambridge, London and Kent this story has no sense of place, and I was kept wondering about references to the Thames when the characters were in Cambridge. But they moved around,...