Review from British Professor →
I really enjoyed this story and these characters, even when it was kind of sad and depressing. It certainly makes you want to read the next one in the series, if the mention of those two in earlier books hasn’t already. I really liked the progression of this one and how things ended up working..
Another great entry to the series. This was one I have been highly anticipating. Loved this slightly naughty couple. I liked the depression rep for Sheliagh and how calm and sweet and protective Alec was. It was another beautiful McCullough tale. This couple is just so unique and they spark off of each other so..
I am so happy to have read this book. This book was both a prequel/flashback to how our founding couple met and married. All the crazy stories we heard about how Frank and Maureen got together… we get to see a peak at. Then we join them for the lead up to their 40th wedding..
Review from British Professor →
This is a professor/student, forbidden romance that touches on many subjects such as depression. This one will keep your interest from start to finish and it has all the feels. I absolutely loved Alec, however through most of the book I was iffy about Sheilagh, she was a little too annoying for my tastes. But..
Review from British Professor →
This book was so good. I loved pretty much everything about it. It was a well done age gap. As always, the author did a great job tackling some heavier topics. The narrator was fantastic and did a great accent for the hero. I can’t wait for more!
Review from British Professor →
this was probably my least favorite book of the series because it’s a couple of my least favorite tropes. age gap and teacher/student. usually there’s too much of an ick factor for me. but with shaleigh being sort of wise beyond her years, the age part wasn’t to bad for me to handle. the narrator..
Review from Dark Exodus →
I am hooked on this series! I wasn’t sure I’d like vampire romance but honestly I’m obsessed. The writing is great and the narration was top notch. Definitely looking forward to more in this world.
A thoroughly fun period mystery, with lively, smart characters. Fun, understated, full of good twists and turns!
I am loving this McCullough Mountain series, the characters and storylines are amazing, as is the family dynamics and camaraderie amongst them. Lydia Michaels is a gifted author with a wonderful writing style and ability to draw her readers into the stories she creates. And making it even more special is how realistic the characters..
Having been a mystery buff for over fifty years but a historical fiction buff for less time, I never read the Gilded Age Chicago Mysteries. I’m delighted that this was reissued and that I chose to listen to it recently. Evangeline (Engie), a wealthy single woman of marriageable age, teaches at Hull House and has..