Tremaine's True Love

I think this was supposed to be a novel you sink into, wrapped in a blanket and sipping tea. I haven't read a lot of Burrowes' books, she publishes amazingly quickly, therefore, I'm not wildly familiar with all her characters, their families, and connections. I'm going to blame this for the main rea......more

I greatly disliked this, but somehow managed to power through to the end. I found it to be tremendously condescending and anti-woman. Let me give a sum up: Nita is a physician. She's not a man, so she can't officially be one, but that's the nature of the time period. She is, however, educated and trai......more

At the 9% point of this book the hero partially undresses in front of the heroine in order to put a new baby lamb against his bare stomach so that it has a greater chance of survival. Sooooo, long story short: I was sold. It carried on in that vein. Just absolutely wonderful. The hero, Tremaine (as......more

Tremaine St. Michael has some to see the Earl of Haddonfield to talk about sheep. To most, this doesn’t seem like a very exciting subject, but Tremaine has amassed a lot of wealth from the wool of his sheep and seeks to improve his herd and Haddonfield has exactly what he needs. But, as well as......more

LA RECENSIONE COMPLETA QUI: [URL not allowed] Tremaine si concentra sulle pecore e sul suo lavoro, mentre Nita si occupa dei poveri per fornire loro le migliori cure mediche. Entrambi devono riuscire a bilanciare i loro lavori e le loro famiglie e non è semplice, come mostra l'......more