Amanda Quick Historical Romance Novels

I love this book. Shipped when and received as promised. Will order again.
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I am a great fan of Amanda Quick and this book did not move me at all. I really could not get with the whol aura business. But because I like her books I read it anyway. I would recommend it if you had nothing else to read.
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Even with the supernatural element, I enjoyed this story. It was quirky and fun, with a hint of mystery and some good characters. It's a traditional romance story, following the prescribed arc, so all of the goodness lies in the little details....
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This was such a wonderful book! It often had me laughing out loud. I loved Olympia and Jared, and the secondary characters were great. Read it, you won't regret it!
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What a disappointment! I'm usually a fan of Amanda Quick/Jayne Ann Krentz because I love the sizzling relationships between her lead characters. But definitely skip Deception!
The main female character, Olympia, is dim, dull and wimpy. She...
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I was a little disappointed with this book. Viscount Chillhurst is a man who looks like a pirate and is descended from a buccaneering family, Olympia Wingfield is a bookish pushy lady and the two are thrown together when a valuable book that...
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I loved this book as much as the other two Lake and March mysteries. They're just a great team! I would gladly read many more of their stories. They're clever and funny and very romantic. I never get tired of them or the currant tarts. I...
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I happened across this author and loved the first book I read. It was so great that I went to the library and checked out six of her other books. Big mistake! Let me give anyone who cares a tip- if you have read one of her books, you've pretty...
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I have read several of Amanda Quick's previous books in this series and I thought they were easy reads. I was hoping this book would be a super mystery but it really didn't unfold to rate a super read. I'd say it was a entertaining story, but weak...
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I found this to be as well written as the other Amanda Quick novels that I read. She has a smooth style and does a great job developing her characters. This book had a very interesting story line. The extremely smart recluse and the Wicked...
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I had great expectations for this book. I love Amanda Quick's style and her slightly eccentric heroines. This one, however, was plain, boring and in no way wicked. The story wasn't as well-written as AQ's books usually are and simply dragged on...
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Madeline Deveridge is known as the Wicked Widow because of rumors that she killed her ex-husband and tried to cover her crime by setting her house, and his body, aflame. Still, the reclusive Artemas Hunt is intrigued when she calls on him at his...
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This is an interesting romance set "late in the reign of Queen Victoria" and it throws you into the story from the get-go. You first meet Concordia Glade and her young students as they are running away from the burning castle they've been staying...
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I listened to the audio book, and the reader was not very good. I'm not sure if I didn't enjoy the book because of the poor reader or the poor writing from the author, probably a combination of both. Either way I couldn't get through the whole...
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Concordia Glade is teacher who is on the run with her four students. Ambrose Well is a man who make inquries for private persons. When the six meet after a daring escape from a remote castle they find that that they must work together to see who...
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I found the copy I received to be in very good condition, exactly as the seller described it to be

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This was the first book by this author that I have read and perhaps this is the reason why I liked (and still like) it so much. The heroine was wonderful, determined, courageous, ready to fight for the man she loved and ready to do whatever it...
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I was pretty disappointed in this novel. I liked the heroine, but hated the hero. He was such a jerk! I don't mind when they're jerks in the beginning of the story but he was a butt the whole way through. I couldn't understand how she could be in...
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I loved this book as much as the other two Lake and March mysteries. They're just a great team! I would gladly read many more of their stories. They're clever and funny and very romantic. I never get tired of them or the currant tarts. I...
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I happened across this author and loved the first book I read. It was so great that I went to the library and checked out six of her other books. Big mistake! Let me give anyone who cares a tip- if you have read one of her books, you've pretty...
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I have read several of Amanda Quick's previous books in this series and I thought they were easy reads. I was hoping this book would be a super mystery but it really didn't unfold to rate a super read. I'd say it was a entertaining story, but weak...
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