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June Monthly Review Update

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The winter is upon up here in the Southern Hemisphere, so hopefully you’ve had more time to read. Here is the June review reads list.  I gave two 5 star reviews this month – a bit of a rarity. (You can read the full reviews here: 2020 Book Reviews

“Penelope ( A Madcap Regency Romance ) (The Fairweather Sisters Book 1)” by Anya Wylde

**** “Penelope (A Madcap Regency Romance)” by Anya Wylde

**** “Uncommon People: The Rise and Fall of The Rock Stars” By David Hepworth

***** “Sins in Blue” by Brian Kaufman

***** “Harlem 69: The Future of Soul” by Stuart Cosgrove

**** “Antigone Finch: The adventures of Antigone Finch” by Veronique O’Toole

 

 

 

 

 

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For those who enjoy romance novels…

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“Penelope ( A Madcap Regency Romance ) (The Fairweather Sisters Book 1)” by Anya Wylde

Rating:   ****

Genre: Fiction: Romance

Read:  June 2020

Penelope Fairweather has been sent to London to seek her fortune (i.e. to snag a man of measure to marry). She is fortunate enough to have a sponsorship with a friend of her deceased mother to present her to society and escort her to the seasons events. Penelope is not exactly aristocratic timbre. She is pretty, but plain, clumsy, outspoken, is friendly with servants and highway men, and with her pet goat in tow, very much a country bumpkin. Will she be able to charm her society friends and win a husband.

“Penelope” is a fun, sometimes hilarious, sometimes silly read, which makes for marvellous, non-intellectually taxing entertainment during this time of COVID-19. Would make great holiday reading.