5 stars for Winning the Wallflower by Debra Elizabeth #regency #regencyromance #historicalromance #ku #bookreview
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    • Apr 2
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5 stars for Winning the Wallflower by Debra Elizabeth #regency #regencyromance #historicalromance #ku #bookreview



Title: Winning the Wallflower

Author: Debra Elizabeth

Genre: Regency Romance, Historical Romance

 

Book Blurb:

 

In this delightful brand-new release, Lord George Spenser returns from the Napoleonic wars hoping to enjoy an uneventful London season. But meeting beautiful merchant’s daughter Miss Lydia changes all of his plans… A charming Regency romance!

 

Two lost souls. An unimaginable tragedy. To forge a future together, they’ll have to defy both family and Society.


Lord George Spenser, third son of the Marquis of Hutchinson, served his King and country during the Napoleonic wars. He returned home, hoping to enjoy the Season without any pressure to marry. However, when he meets Miss Lydia Weston, the daughter of a wealthy merchant, he’s enthralled with the brainy beauty.


Miss Lydia Weston, the daughter of a textile merchant, had no hopes for a successful Season until her friend introduced her to Lord Spenser. From the moment they met, there was an inexplicable spark that ignited between them.When passion and tragedy collide, George and Lydia must find a way to overcome Society’s rules and family’s objections or be torn apart forever.

 

My Review:

 

Can Lord George Spenser claim Miss Lydia as his bride in spite of the Ton's rules or will he forsake the woman he loves? When I picked up Winning the Wallflower, I knew I was in for an entertaining read. Debra Elizabeth writes Regency romance effortlessly, blending historical world-building, sweet romance, and characters you’ll fall in love with. Winning the Wallflower is a historical romance worth reading.


Let's start with the descriptive narration. Debra Elizabeth uses words to seduce and attract the most discerning romance reader. Her imagery through narration is lush. Every scene is poignantly described down to the smallest detail plus it is historically accurate. I hadn’t read more than the first thirty pages before I connected with the characters and plot. Debra Elizabeth works hard so her romances are historically accurate which only increases my reading experience.


The world-building meshes with the descriptive narration to create a story that’s believable and immersive. The rules of Regency society are fascinating to read. Fans of Downton Abbey will love this historical romance.


The characters are delightful to read. They are what make Winning the Wallflower an unforgettable Regency romance. Lydia is a wonderfully written heroine with insecurities and flaws. The romance between Lydia and George had me whipping through the pages. Will they or won’t they add the right amount of tension to this sweet romance.


If you love Regency romance as much as I do, then you need to read Winning the Wallflower. Even though this is part of a series, you can read it on its own as a standalone.

 

My Rating: 5 stars

 

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Author Biography:

 

Debra writes sweet romance in both contemporary and historical romance. She enjoys telling stories and has been pouring out her passion for romance since her teenage years. When she’s not writing, she enjoys working in her garden, motorcycle rides throughout New England with her husband, and of course, playtime with her granddaughter.

 

You can find a complete list of Debra’s books here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Debra-Elizabeth/author/B005XYN2YE

 

She enjoys hearing from fans, and you can contact her: dlmartin6@yahoo.com. She’s also the author of the blog, Two Ends of the Pen. The blog features all things books—author interviews, new releases, guest posts, and reviews. Be first to know about new releases and contests and sign up for her newsletter at https://twoendsofthepen.blogspot.com

 

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Reviewed by: Nancy

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