Three books in one - my favourite kind! This trilogy of romance novels tells the tales of a group of friends (well, two friends and one of their brother-in-laws). I have to admit that the second story, Rescued By A Viscount, was my pick of the bunch, in no small part due to the strong female lead. A good read.
This book picks up two years after the previous one - either there's been a lack of Falcon cases, or Peter's river-goddess partner and twin daughters have been keeping him out of trouble! I enjoyed the story with the usual cast of magical characters. However, as with earlier books, it's a little dense and relies on remembering the plots twists and turns from previous books. A good urban-fantasy read.
This was the last book in the series. An enjoyable romance to read.
An interesting take on history. As the title implies, historical events are told from an obscure viewpoint - for example, the Emu War in the 1930s (yes, that's a real thing) from the daily log of the emu's general. The stories are based on fact. Definitely worth a read if you're into history.
This is the fifth book in a seven-book series. A solid romance with a small side-plot.
The fourth book in the series. The first three told the stories of a trio of sisters while this talks about their sister in law. Enjoyable, but not quite as good as the original trilogy.
A book hubby picked up on his recent travels to Adelaide. It claims to cover how to make authentic Mexican food rather than the Tex-Mex you can commonly find online - this was backed up by those in the know! I'll know more once we (i.e., hubby!) tries some recipes from it, but it looks pretty good.
Third in the series, I didn't think it was as good as the first, but still found it entertaining. The author does a solid job of introducing the couple for the next book too.
A light-hearted historical romance.
Short but entertaining historical romance. A good way to relax and unwind before bed!
A historical romance with an interesting subplot - my favourite kind! The usual tropes were nicely done, and the happy ending was guaranteed. A good example of the genre by a Kiwi author.
An enjoyable historical romance - enough to inspire me to pick up the next book in the series.
Does what it says on the tin - it's a guide to the geology of Central Otago with possible tours. Very niche, but a great resource for the amateur (Otago) geologist!