Sweet Madness by Heather Snow - Audio Version

Sweet Madness

by Heather Snow

 ★★★★★

I have read this one several times. This is 

my first time listening to it. Kate Marcin is

the narrator. She did a fine job. Her accent

is not over the top. She is understandable. 

I believe she is also the voice of the other

three stories from the Veiled Seduction 

series by Heather Snow. So I will be 

looking into them.

 As for the story. I love it! It is a story 

starring a strong, intelligent, kind, 

determined woman. She has devoted 

her time to helping men who struggle

with PTSD. It is my favorite thing with a

Heather Snow book.

Penelope is not just a feminine, lovely 

woman. She adds to society. To others. 

She is advancing science and medicine.

At the same time, 

helping someone very dear to her. 

It is not often I find historical romance

reading women in the science and 

medicine fields. I love reading this story. 

I can highly recommend it. 

Review by Lisa Hutson

Loving Lady Dervish by Heather Snow

Loving Lady Dervish

by Heather Snow

 

The heroes in the stories I read are mostly suave. Confident.

Not always of course. Sometimes they are shy. Maybe

a bit insecure. But almost never have they been

plagued with peer pressure. Peer pressure that leads

them to most regrettable behavior toward the heroine

in Loving Lady Dervish. The heroes name is

Lord Malcolm Gray. Now, Lord Gray has the large

challenge to overcome his past behavior. He needs

to make it right.

 

Lady Phoebe Anson has also had to overcome the

same behavior. The poor choices Lord Gray made also

stuck with Lady Phoebe. They altered the course of her life,

leaving her to struggle. To create a life that she wants from

the leftover rubble. She is on the cusp. She has made the

connections. She has it all set up. But then, her father

throws a monkey wrench in her plans. Leaving her to ask

a big favor of Malcolm Gray.

 

Heather Snow is brilliant. There is no question. But she

also can write. She creates wonderful, fun, interesting,

real characters and places for these characters to live.

The situations and lives are so true to life. The heroines

are not typical women of these times. They are strong

and knowledgeable. They are female with many layers.

 

I always enjoy reading Heather Snow because of the

uniqueness of her characters. Particularly, her female

characters. In this particular story, the hero is also

rather different. Not your typical Lord.

 

This is a novella. I believe around 113 pages.

You will never know it for all the story packed

into those pages.

If you have not read Heather Snow in the past,

this a wonderful story to get the feel of her

writing from. You will quickly see what I mean

about her wonderful writing.

 

 Review by Lisa Hutson