Historical fiction – Blogger Books

The Viscount who loved me – Review

It’s been a while since I’ve written a review – mainly because I’ve been reading Harry Potter again and writing a third or fourth review on a book would be a little excessive, and secondly, because all I’ve been doing is reading court rulings for my seminar paper (which was incredibly fun, no hate here!). But after watching Bridgerton Season 2 and being dumbstruck at how I could even love the second season more than I did the first, I decided it was time to read the books. I just finished the second one (yes, I started with the second – I was invested in Anthony and Kate) and loved it. Here’s my review!

Rereading My Lady Jane – Review

Well, I’ve reread My Lady Jane – one of my absolute favorite books in the world! The reason I reread it at this point of time was in preparation (and honor mostly) for My Calamity Jane, which was just released. So, here are my thoughts the second time around and things might or might not have changed! Additionally: this will not be a “normal and formal” review, but more of a favorite/new aspects list!

First Impressions: The Mitford Murders

It’s finally the weekend again and I’ve had some time to catch up on my reading and am therefore able to take notes on my first impressions of Jessica Fellowes new series, The Mitford Murders.

First Impressions: Stalking Jack the Ripper

This book has been on my TBR for more than a year and I never managed to pick it up – now this time has finally arrived, I’m a little over 100 pages in and so here are my first thoughts!

WWW Wednesday

It’s the day before me and my family are heading off into the alps to go hiking and spending the days at the pool like every year – so I won’t have much time to blog for the next few days. However, I will have some quiet time to read, so I hope my reading situation will be interesting!

Circe – Review

At last, I can say that I have read Circe. It was a long journey and I have some uncertainties, but perhaps only getting in touch with my emotions through writing will clear them up – here are my thoughts!