RosemaryMorris.HistoricalNovelist

  Finding Katy held my attention from the first paragraph to the last. As I read, I was desperate to know if the mystery would be solved. After naïve sixteen-year-old Katy’s family disowned her during the first world war, she endured a living nightmare of cruelty, and did not know the whether the person she loved most lived or died.   Ms Grieve gave each of the main characters their own chapters to enable her readers to share their experiences, be with them on their journey, and reach what had seemed an impossible resolution. Several times, I needed a tissue to wipe my eyes. Katy and the other members of the cast will stay with me.   I highly recommend Finding Katy by talented novelist Ms Grieve.

  Monday’s Child, a Rosemary Morris #Classic#Regency Romance is Book 1 in her Heroines Born on Different Days of the Week Series.   Love, despair and renewed hope amid the gaiety and anxiety in Brussels before Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.   “The background, clothes, the food and drink, and etiquette of the day help to bring the story to vibrant life.”     With a firmly closed bedroom door the reader can enjoy the emerging romance.   https://bwlpublishing.ca/morris-rosemary To buy a book click on a book cover to be taken to your favourite online book store.   I love hearing from readers.  e-mail address is:- https://.srilekharach @hotmail.com   To read the first three chapters of my novels please visit my website:- https://rosemarymorris.co.uk With a firmly closed bedroom door, the reader can relish in the details of an emerging love    

 My 5* review of The Countess' Lucky Charm by A.M. Westerling. Available from Amazon and online bookstores. Instead of obeying an order to dump Simone, a dirty three-year-old in the River Thames because she is too young to be a pickpocket. Gentry Ted takes her to an orphanage. “You’ve nothing to fear. “Mrs Doughty will look after you if you do as you’re told,” the woman in charge tells her.   The novel swept me from London in 1811 to Montreal in New Calendonia, to an outpost on Stuart Lake then back to England.   The intriguing story has an unusual theme about incompatible characters. Independent-minded Simone, an expert pick-pocket, who experiences many hardships, and Lord Temple Wellington, who mixed with the wrong people, story held my attention from beginning to end. The characterisation is excellent, the dialogue is entertaining, and I enjoyed Ms Westerling’s descriptions of places.   If you enjoy historical romance with an unpredictable twist in the tale,...

  As a punishment for his affairs with women, 25-year-old Prince Kahuel, aka Black Jaguar is sent to the other end of New Earth in a galleon commanded by his brother, Basilk, on an expedition to find gold, medicinal plants, new varieties of fruit, spices, and animals to breed. Kahuel intends to prove he can be a reliable, responsible member of the Zerker royal family of Yalta. An accomplished warrior he can tolerate almost anything except for the bad weather caused by a typhoon on the voyage across the ocean. Shipwrecked on an unknown shore, unable to contact his family, he lands in a cove with his devoted black jaguar, Diablo, other survivors, and their loyal felines. Basil is dead so Kahuel must take charge. Behind him is a forest of ferns and palm tree fronds alive with animals’ calls. Gentle slopes spread up to a mountain range that peaked on the horizon. Toward the sea, ominous rock formations with strong, jagged spines advanced far into the water on both sides of the cove lik...

  Sunday’s Child, A Rosemary Morris Regency Romance, is currently specially priced at $1.49 for Kindle. Historical romance lovers will fall in love with this loosely connected series! This is a temporary special price so get your Kindle copy NOW!   Amazon Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FRZ1VLP   “A well-crafted novel which will delight followers of historical romances.” Georgianne Whitley’s beloved father and brothers died in the war against Napoleon Bonaparte. While she is grieving for them, she must deal with her unpredictable mother’s sorrow, and her younger sisters’ situation caused by it. Georgianne’s problems increase when the arrogant, wealthy but elderly Earl of Pennington, proposes marriage to her for the sole purpose of being provided with an heir. At first, she is tempted by his proposal, but something is not quite right about him. She rejects him not suspecting it will lead to repercussions.