The FitzOsbornes in Exile

. I am physically shaking. My heart is racing. My hands (and feet) are sweating. I have just completed the second Montmaray Journal and I am bursting with love, if Michelle Cooper keeps popping emotionally gripping books like this, I think I might just explode. With love and passion and any other word......more

At the end of The Brief History of Montmaray, the first book in the (thus far) trilogy about the FitzOsbornes, royal family of the Kingdom of Montmaray, they were running for their lives in the midst of a Luftwaffe attack. Book 2, The FitzOsbornes in Exile, continues following these royals after the......more

Review March 2020: 8 years later, and this series still stands up to the test of time. The part where (view spoiler)[Simon calls Sophie "Machiavelli disguised as a debutante" after she basically blackmails him into doing what needs to be done (hide spoiler)] is probably my favorite line from this whole series because it basically......more

As the title to this sequel to A Brief History of Montmaray suggests, the FitzOsbornes - the royal family of the tiny kingdom of Montmaray, an island lying midway between Britain and Iberia, in the Bay of Biscay - had gone into exile in Britain, driven from their ancestral home by a Nazi invasio......more

Audiobook read by Emma Bering. This is book two in a series about the royal family of the fictitious island nation of Montmaray. The title gives a pretty big clue as to what is happening, and the front leaf gives away what happened in book one to result in this exile. The book is told as a series of......more