Publication Date: September 23, 2019
Entangled Publishing
eBook, 368 pages
Series: Women of Daring, Book One
Genre: Historical Romance/Regency
Richard Downing may be a viscount of impeccable character, but he's bored beyond belief of dancing at balls, faking smiles, and making dull conversation. So when he stumbles upon a house maid with defiance in her striking blue eyes and a dagger hidden in her skirts...well, color him intrigued.
Raised with a rather...peculiar upbringing, Lady Victoria Daring is full of secrets and surprises. As part of His Majesty's personal homeland spy network and as a master of disguises, Vic is charged with infiltrating high society to uncover the enemies hiding in plain sight.
But Richard is the first man to see through her disguises--and infiltrate deep into her heart. Too bad his family is at the top of her list of suspects...
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Review: A Lady Never Tells is a delightful regency with a touch of suspense, as we meet the Darling family, in the first book of a new series. If this book is any indication, this is going to be a fabulous series to follow too.
The women of the Darling family are not your typical Regency misses. Its a family of spies for the crown. Can you really get much better than that?
This is definitely a 5 star read, but don't expect a bodice ripping romance. The relationship between Victoria and Richard is challenging and comes about as a result of some of the sleuthing Victoria is doing for the Crown along with the rest of her family.
Richard Downing's brother is part of Victoria's investigation only he knows something is up with her and has to find out more. The sparks fly almost instantly between these two, yet things don't progress in the way you might think.
This Regency is written more in the old school, clean romance vein, that were popular way back before 50 Shades made erotica a hip thing.
Truth be told, that's why I liked this story. It focused on the mystery the Darling's were out to solve and established the relationship between Vic and Richard
I loved the strength of Victoria and her family. This was truly a different type of historical romance and one that wasn't easy to put down. I can't wait to find out what's in store for the rest of the family.
Rating: 5 flowers
About the Author
Lynn Winchester is the pseudonym of a hardworking California-born conservative, now living in the wilds of Northeast Pennsylvania. Lynn has been writing fiction since the 5th grade, and enjoys creating worlds, characters, and stories for her readers.
When Lynn isn't writing she is running a successful editing business, reading whatever she can get her hands on, raising her four children, making sure her husband is happy, and binge-watching shows on Netflix.
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Blog Tour Schedule
Tuesday, September 24
Review at WTF Are You Reading?
Wednesday, September 25
Feature at What Is That Book About
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Review at A Chick Who Reads
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Review at Gwendalyn's Books
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Review at Passages to the Past
Wednesday, October 9
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Review at Historical Fiction with Spirit
Thursday, October 10
Review at Coffee and Ink
Friday, October 11
Review at Spooky's Maze Of Books
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A Lady Never Tells
1 comments:
So glad you enjoyed A Lady Never Tells! I'm even more excited to read it now!
Thanks for hosting the tour!
Amy
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