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I immediately was drawn to this challenge because I had several books on my shelf that met the requirements of this challenge – and I didn’t really get to any of those – all of the ones I read for the challenge were received after January 1, 2010 for review. Oops, I will get to those on my shelf at some point (especially because now I love Susan Holloway Scott’s books).
The abbreviated rules are as follows (you can find the finer points on the blog):
1) The main character must be a real mistress (not a fictional one)
2) Books can be re-reads and/or overlap with other challenges
3) You can choose your level and change at any time
I chose the Maid of Honour level – Read up to three books – because I thought it was a manageable level – I don’t think I would have finished any more this year.
Here are the links to my reviews:
1. Royal Harlot by Susan Holloway Scott
2. The Countess and the King by Susan Holloway Scott
3. For the King's Favor by Elizabeth Chadwick
Copyright © 2010 by The Maiden’s Court
Congrats on finishing! I just adored Royal Harlot -- I don't think I liked Barbara but boy, did I get her, and I so felt for her. By the end, I was wholly in her court -- so much so, I was reluctant to read any of Ms Scott's other novels for fear I would dislike them for not being Babs! ;)
ReplyDeleteAudra - the two of hers that I read so far have both been wonderful.
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