Showing posts with label Regina Jeffers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Regina Jeffers. Show all posts

Sunday, April 8, 2018

Book Review: The Earl Claims his Comfort by Regina Jeffers

The Earl Claims his Comfort by Regina Jeffers



Publisher & Release: Black Opal Books, September 16, 2017

Time and setting:  Regency England

Genre: Historical Romance

Book Length: 247 pages

Rating: 4.5 Gold Crowns

Book Description: 

Hurrying home to Tegen Castle from the Continent to assume guardianship of a child, not his, but one who holds his countenance, Levison Davids, Earl of Remmington, is shot on the road and left to die. The incident has Remmington chasing after a man who remains one step ahead and who claims a distinct similarity—a man who wishes to replace Remmington as the rightful earl. Rem must solve the mystery of how Frederick Troutman’s life parallels his while protecting his title, the child, and the woman he loves.

Comfort Neville has escorted Deirdre Kavanaugh from Ireland to England, in hopes that the Earl of Remmington will prove a better guardian for the girl than did the child’s father. When she discovers the earl’s body upon road backing the castle, it is she who nurses him to health. As the daughter of a minor son of an Irish baron, Comfort is impossibly removed from the earl’s sphere, but the man claims her affections. She will do anything for him, including confronting his enemies. When she is kidnapped as part of a plot for revenge against the earl, she must protect Rem’s life, while guarding her heart.

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Vikki’s Musings

The Earl Claims his Comfort is a wonderful Regency and a joy to read. Ms. Jeffers uses a masterful touch in giving this sweet romance an authentic feel of the enchanting period of English history. I want to thank her for gifting me with a copy of this lovely story.
Comfort Neville’s character is delightful. Her love and care of the little girl, Deirdre, touched my heart. She’s truly a nurturer, and that comes through in all her dealings, whether it’s with the child, the servants or the earl. She truly loves taking care of people. Her character is humble, and I really wanted her to gain the affections of the earl.

Levison’s character is a wonderful hero. In true Regency fashion, he’s honorable, responsible and cares for his mother. Even though he is not Deirdre’s father, he still opens his home to the orphaned child. He quickly sees Comfort’s worth and earnestly wants to earn her regard.

This is a traditional Regency novel, so the romance slowly grows in the most romantic way, but the chemistry between the pair is strong and had me sighing and clasping my hands to my breasts several times.

If you’re a fan of the Regency period and love reading a romance with engaging characters and an intriguing plot, then you will enjoy The Earl Claims his Comfort as much as I did. The story is very well-written, and I will definitely be reading more novels by Ms. Jeffers. Happy reading!


Regina Jeffers, an award-winning author of historical cozy mysteries, Austenesque sequels and, retellings, as well as Regency era romances, has worn many hats over her lifetime: daughter, student, military brat, wife, mother, grandmother, teacher, tax preparer, journalist, choreographer, Broadway dancer, theatre director, history buff, grant writer, media literacy consultant, and author. Living outside of Charlotte, NC, Jeffers writes novels that take the ordinary and adds a bit of mayhem, while mastering tension in her own life with a bit of gardening and the exuberance of her grand joys.

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Friday, November 11, 2016

Angel Comes to Devil’s Keep by Regina Jeffers



Publisher & Release: Black Opal Books, August 4, 2016

Time and setting:  1819, London

Genre: Historical Romance/Regency

Length:  305 pages

Heat Level: 1 Sweetheart

Rating: 4 Gold Crowns

Book Description: 

Huntington McLaughlin, the Marquess of Malvern, wakes in a farmhouse, after a head injury, being tended by an ethereal “angel,” who claims to be his wife. However, reality is often deceptive, and Angelica Lovelace is far from innocent in Hunt’s difficulties. Yet, there is something about the woman that calls to him as no other ever has. When she attends his mother’s annual summer house party, their lives are intertwined in a series of mistaken identities, assaults, kidnappings, overlapping relations, and murders, which will either bring them together forever or tear them irretrievably apart. As Hunt attempts to right his world from problems caused by the head injury that has robbed him of parts of his memory, his best friend, the Earl of Remmington, makes it clear that he intends to claim Angelica as his wife. Hunt must decide whether to permit her to align herself with the earldom or claim the only woman who stirs his heart—and if he does the latter, can he still serve the dukedom with a hoydenish American heiress at his side?

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This is the first book I have read by Regina Jeffers, but it will not be the last. I received a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review, and I thoroughly enjoyed Angel Comes to Devil’s Keep.

The pacing is excellent, and the book is well-written, plus for an ARC, the editing is superb. I fell in love with the hero and the heroine, and the secondary characters are surprisingly well developed. The sweet romance between Hunt and Angel is very fulfilling. This is an excellent example of a traditional Regency.

Angel’s character is endearing from the start. She is so concerned for a complete stranger and willing to put herself in a possibly scandalous position if society ever learned she’d spent time alone with Hunt. She wants to please her father and honor her late mother’s wishes, even though, she would rather wait for a love match. Her integrity and willingness to help others stole my heart.

Hunt is a bit more complicated of a character. Since he has lost his memory, he doesn’t have his past to guide him. It causes him a great deal of anxiety, because he will be a duke someday. If he doesn’t remember his past, how can he possibly step into his father’s shoes. The one thing he does know, he is in love with Angel and will do what it takes to win her heart.

If you enjoy a romance with plenty of murder and mayhem and one with delightful characters and a villain that you will never guess, then you will love Angel Comes to Devil’s Keep. This is a sweet romance, yet Ms. Jeffers is able to expertly build sexual tension. Happy reading!