Sunday, April 30, 2023

Book review : A Poisoned Season by Tasha Alexander

A Poisoned Season
Lady Emily Mysteries book 2
by Tasha Alexander


My rating: ★★★★★
Absolutely wonderful reading !! I love it so much !

The read is easy and flowing ( I'm from Italy and I read it in English, not my mother tongue, so if I find it flowing, it really is ), the plot starts off interesting and after few chapters it becomes so addictive that when I was partway through the book I just couldn't put it down and as I got closer to the end I felt the suspense take over of me, I couldn't help to feel so thrilled by finally getting to find out "who, how and why".

___ THE PLOT ___

England, 1891 - The season has just begun and all of good society is taken by the succession of social events, made even more interesting by the presence of Charles Berry, an enigmatic character who claims to be the predominant heir of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI. His arrival in London coincides with a series of unexplained thefts of objects that belonged to the last French queen, culminating in a double, heinous crime.
Lady Emily Ashton ( our heroine ) finds herself at the center of the mystery and decides to solve the case, investigating the numerous characters involved, without knowing what risks await her in this difficult path and what lies behind the glittering facade of the London nobility. Forced to extricate herself from scandals and backbiting, however, she will be able to count on the support of her faithful friend and suitor Colin, more than ever determined to win her heart.

___ WHAT I THINK ABOUT ___

This is the second book in the LADY EMILY series, but it's not the second one to me, since I started from book 12 then continuing in random order because each adventure is perfectly enjoyable as a "stand alone" and even if the private stories of the characters have a beginning and a progress, the author is very skilled at describing the past's character in each book.

However, if you like to become attached to a series and intend to read more or all of the books, then I strongly recommend that you read them in order of publication, because the charm of these novels lies not just in the well-articulated mysteries, but also in the plot of private life of the main character (a modern and independent woman of the Victorian era, a lover of culture and eager to establish herself as a person, thanks to her skills and not as someone's wife in high society) and of the characters around her.

Some characters are constant in the series and others are recurring. Each main character is skillfully described in his way of being, in his vocal expressions and gestures, on how one is perceived by society and how one likes to fit into or detach from the society of the time.

The characters are believable and it's really easy to become attached to them and experience the pathos of what is about to happen with them.

The dialogues are realistic and brilliant, the places and the clothes well described, I was able to visualize every scene, while reading, just like watching a movie.

The mystery is well thought out and the author manages to shift suspicions from one character to another so much that until the end you really can't imagine the "real" culprit.
Even after the discovery of the culprit there is still one last dangerous situation to be resolved and I can say that the novel kept me in suspense until the end.

IMPORTANT : the book is a cozy-mystery because it has clean language, no sex or violence scenes, however the plot of this book, as well as that of the other books in the series, manages to remain original (not the usual murder on ship, at the manor, on the train ... I read many cozies, they are adorable but they all look a bit alike ), moreover it is a fictional historical mystery, but which cleverly intertwines with true history and at the end of the book it is very interesting to read the author's notes which tell the reader how the facts actually took place.
This book takes place in England, but many others in the series are set in other countries of which the author describes places, uses and customs and this is one of the reasons why the plots are able to diversify from the usual cozies.

5 stars well deserved and I can't wait to read the next one !

( A LITTLE NOTE _ as I often write in my posts: sorry for my bad english, but it's not my mother tongue, I'm from Italy )


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La Stagione dei Veleni di Tasha Alexander

Lettura assolutamente meravigliosa!! Mi è piaciuto tantissimo !

La lettura è scorrevole e piacevole. La storia, che già inizia in maniera interessante, dopo pochi capitoli diventa talmente avvincente, che a metà lettura del libro non riuscivo più a staccarmene.
Avvicinandomi alla fine del giallo e quindi alla soluzione del mistero potevo sentire la suspense prendere il sopravvento su di me. Succede solo con i misteri ben scritti e davvero coinvolgenti, mi sentivo così elettrizzata al pensiero di scoprire " CHI, COME E PERCHE' " fosse dietro le quinte del delitto e delle false piste.

___ LA TRAMA ___

Inghilterra, 1891 - La stagione è appena iniziata e tutta la buona società è presa dal susseguirsi di eventi mondani, resi ancora più interessanti dalla presenza di Charles Berry, personaggio enigmatico che afferma di essere l'erede predominante di Maria Antonietta e Luigi XVI . Il suo arrivo a Londra coincide con una serie di furti inspiegabili di oggetti appartenuti all'ultima regina francese, culminati in un duplice, efferato delitto. Lady Emily Ashton (la nostra eroina) si ritrova al centro del mistero e decide di risolvere il caso, indagando sui numerosi personaggi coinvolti, senza sapere quali rischi la attendono in questo difficile percorso e cosa si nasconde dietro la scintillante facciata della nobiltà londinese. Costretta a districarsi tra scandali e maldicenze, potrà però contare sul sostegno del fedele amico e corteggiatore Colin, più che mai determinato a conquistare il suo cuore.

___ LA MIA OPINIONE ___

Questo è il secondo libro della serie LADY EMILY, ma non è il secondo per me, dato che ho iniziato dal libro 12 proseguendo poi in ordine casuale perché ogni avventura è perfettamente godibile come "stand alone" e anche se le storie private di i personaggi hanno un inizio e un progresso, l'autore è molto abile nel descrivere in ogni libro le vicende personali del passato concernenti i protagonisti, in tale maniere il lettore riesce a sentirsi perfettamente a suo agio nella storia pur non avendo letto i libri precedenti.

Se però vi piace affezionarvi a una serie e intendete leggere più libri o tutti, allora vi consiglio vivamente di leggerli in ordine di pubblicazione ( sempre che in Italia decidano di proseguire con la traduzione, per questo mi considero fortunata nel poter leggere in lingua originale, purtroppo gli editori italiani spesso si limitano a tradurre solo qualche libro di una serie ).

Per ora in italiano ne sono disponibili solo 3 di questa serie :

Lady Emily serie di Tasha Alexander - libri in italiano :
Tra inganno e verità
La stagione dei veleni
Un valzer fatale

Spero per i lettori italiani che l'editore ne traduca altri, perchè il fascino di questi romanzi non risiede solo nei gialli ben articolati, bensì anche nella trama della vita privata della protagonista (una donna moderna e indipendente dell'epoca vittoriana, amante della cultura e desiderosa di affermarsi come persona, grazie alle sue doti e non come moglie di qualcuno dell'alta società, come usava allora) e dei personaggi che la circondano.

Alcuni personaggi sono costanti nella serie mentre altri sono ricorrenti. Ogni personaggio principale è abilmente descritto nel suo modo di essere, nelle sue espressioni vocali e nei suoi gesti, su come viene percepito dalla società e su come preferisce inserirsi o distaccarsi dalla società del tempo.

I personaggi sono credibili ed è davvero facile affezionarsi a loro e vivere il pathos di ciò che stanno vivendo o che sta per accadere.

I dialoghi sono realistici e brillanti, i luoghi e gli abiti ben descritti, ho potuto visualizzare ogni scena, durante la lettura, proprio come guardando un film.

Il mistero è ben congegnato e l'autore riesce a spostare i sospetti da un personaggio all'altro tanto che fino alla fine non si riesce davvero a immaginare il "vero" colpevole.
Anche dopo la scoperta del colpevole c'è ancora un'ultima pericolosa situazione da risolvere e posso dire che il romanzo mi ha tenuto con il fiato sospeso fino alla fine.
IMPORTANTE: il libro è "cozy mystery", ovvero un giallo accogliente perché ha un linguaggio pulito, nessuna scena di sesso o violenza, tuttavia la trama di questo libro, così come quella degli altri libri della serie, riesce a rimanere originale (non il solito omicidio di turno) sulla nave, al maniero, sul treno.
Ho letto tanti gialli, catalogati all'estero come "cozy mystery", sono adorabili ma si assomigliano tutti un po'tutti, mentre questo riesce a distinguersi dagli altri e ad essere davvero coinvolgente.

E' una "fiction storica", la storia e frutto della fantasia dell'autrice, ma è stata abilmente intrecciata con l'ambiente storico dell'epoca Vittoriana in Inghilterra.
Alla fine del libro è molto interessante leggere le note dell'autore che raccontano al lettore come si sono realmente svolti i fatti.
Questo libro è ambientato in Inghilterra, ma molti altri libri della serie sono ambientati in altri paesi di cui l'autore descrive luoghi, usi e costumi e questo è uno dei motivi per cui le trame riescono a diversificarsi dalle solite intime.

5 stelle meritate e non vedo l'ora di leggere il prossimo!

Tuesday, April 25, 2023

Book review : The Chilbury Ladies' Choir by Jennifer Ryan | A Heart-Warming Tale of WWII Resilience

Book cover of The Chilbury Ladies'Choir by Jennifer Ryan

The Chilbury Ladies' Choir:
a Novel by Jennifer Ryan



GENRE : #HistoricalFiction #WorldWarII

My rating: ★★★★★ (5 Full Stars !)
I LOVED IT from the very first page to the last one !!


This book has completely met all my expectations: I was looking for an engaging novel with topics that weren't too superficial, but also that weren't too much dramatic and able to bring me good humor and chirfulness while reading it.

___ THE PLOT ___


The village of Chilbury in Kent is about to ring in some changes.
This is a delightful novel of wartime gumption and village spirit that will make your heart sing out.

Kent, 1940.
In the idyllic village of Chilbury change is afoot. Hearts are breaking as sons and husbands leave to fight, and when the Vicar decides to close the choir until the men return, all seems lost.
But coming together in song is just what the women of Chilbury need in these dark hours, and they are ready to sing. With a little fighting spirit and the arrival of a new musical resident, the charismatic Miss Primrose Trent, the choir is reborn.
Some see the choir as a chance to forget their troubles, others as the chance to shine. Though for one villager, the choir is the perfect cover to destroy Chilbury’s new-found harmony.
Uplifting and profoundly moving, THE CHILBURY LADIES’ CHOIR explores how a village can endure the onslaught of war, how monumental history affects small lives and how survival is as much about friendship as it is about courage.

___ MY OPINION ___


I really love historical fiction that still reflect reality and this novel is inspired by slices of real life during the Second World War.

This book has completely met all my expectations: I was looking for an engaging novel with topics that weren't too superficial, but also that weren't too dramatic and able to bring me good humor and cheerfulness while reading it.

I love this novel because it's not only about characters, their personal vicissitudes, all the dramatic facts that unite them, the daily plots, secrets, dramas, joys and hopes, etc... but above all this book talks about the inner strength that some people manage to find within themselves in the toughest and most difficult moments and how others let themselves be transformed in a negative way by events.

The main and strongest message is that unity is strength, indeed being united we're able to overcome everything and helping each other is a way of acting that everyone should aspire to.

The story is told in the first person by the characters themselves, through their diary pages and their letters and it's incredible how a perfect description of each person, in all its different character facets, comes out.

While reading I felt like I was living for real in that village, in their houses, in the church with the choir, at farewell parties, etc... together with those people.
I felt like I was living next to those people whose stories I read.

The story involved me completely because the characters were truthful and fascinating in their positive and negative sides as well.

The tone of the whole book is light, sometimes even funny. Despite the stories of a time of war and dramatic events and losses follow one after the other, the common thread is the hope of getting out of the pain, of enhancing life in every moment without being afraid of other people's judgments.

It was a really enjoyable read and it warmed my heart.

5 stars really well deserved and I can't wait to start reading another novel by the same author!

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Il Coro Femminile di Chilbury
di Jennifer Ryan



GENRE : #FictionStorica #SecondaGuerraMondiale

Il mio punteggio: ★★★★★

Bellissimo romanzo, che consiglio a chi ama le storie di resilienza.😊



____ L'HO ADORATO dalla prima all'ultima pagina!! Questo libro ha soddisfatto in pieno tutte le mie aspettative: cercavo un romanzo avvincente con argomenti non troppo superficiali, ma che non fossero drammatici e che mi desse buon umore e allegria durante la lettura.
Amo molto i romanzi storici che riflettono la realtà e questo romanzo si ispira a frammenti di vita reale durante la seconda guerra mondiale.

___LA TRAMA___ il romanzo è ambientato in un villaggio della costa meridionale dell'Inghilterra nell'estate del 1940. La storia racconta la vita di alcuni personaggi del villaggio, le loro vicissitudini personali, i fatti drammatici che li uniscono, le trame, i segreti, i drammi, le gioie e le speranze che li accomunano e che si consumano ogni giorno, ma soprattutto questo libro parla della forza interiore che alcune persone riescono a trovare dentro di sé nei momenti più duri e difficili e di come altre si lasciano trasformare in modo negativo dagli eventi.

________ LA MIA OPINIONE _________

Il messaggio principale e più forte è che l'unione fa la forza, uniti si supera tutto e aiutarsi è un modo di agire a cui tutti dovrebbero aspirare.
La storia è raccontata in prima persona dai personaggi stessi, attraverso le loro pagine di diario e le loro lettere ed è incredibile come venga fuori una perfetta descrizione di ogni persona, in tutte le sue diverse sfaccettature caratteriali.

Leggendo mi sembrava di vivere davvero in quel villaggio, nelle loro case, in chiesa con il coro, alle feste di commiato, ecc... Mi sembrava di vivere proprio accanto a quelle persone di cui stavo leggendo.
La storia mi ha coinvolto completamente perché i personaggi riescono a farlo, personaggi veritieri e affascinanti sia nel bene che nel male.
Il tono di tutto il libro è leggero, a volte anche divertente. Nonostante le storie di un tempo di guerra e di vicende e perdite drammatiche si susseguono, il filo conduttore è la speranza di uscire dal dolore, di valorizzare la vita in ogni momento senza avere paura dei giudizi degli altri.

È stata una lettura davvero piacevole e mi ha scaldato il cuore.

5 stelle totalmente meritate e non vedo l'ora di iniziare a leggere un altro romanzo della stessa autrice!

-----> Mentre per la maggior parte delle volte leggo in lingua originale, non solo perchè non tradotti nella nostra lingua, ma anche perchè solitamente con la traduzione si perde un poco dello spirito originale del libro, questa volta ho letto il libro in italiano e devo dire che la traduttrice Mariagiulia Castagnone è stata bravissima, ha saputo mantenere intatto lo spirito e la sensibilità del romanzo.

___ LA COVER : come sempre preferisco la copertina straniera a quella scelta dall'editore italiano ...ma pazienza..

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Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Book review : The Thief of Blackfriars Lane by Michelle Griep | Victorian Heists, Spicy Flirting & Heavy Jargon! 🕵️‍♂️💖

Book Cover of The Thief of Blackfriars Lane by Michelle Griep

The Thief of Blackfriars Lane
by Michelle Griep



GENRE : #HistoricalMystery #ChristianFiction #VictorianEra
My rating: ★★★★☆

Here I am, lovely friends! It has been a couple of days since I closed this book, but I really wanted to think carefully and let my thoughts settle before writing my review.

📜 THE PLOT IN SHORT:


There’s often a very fine line between a criminal and a saint...

Constable Jackson Forge is determined to make the world a safer place, or at least clean up the gritty streets of Victorian London. But those exact streets are the proud domain of Kit Turner, a clever swindler who runs a tight crew. They acquire their money the old-fashioned way—conning the wealthy to give back to the poor.

When a local cab driver suddenly goes missing, Jackson is tasked with finding him, and his only desperate shot at solving the case is by enlisting Kit’s illicit help.
If Jackson fails to find the cabby, he’ll lose his job.
If Kit refuses to help, he’ll throw her in prison for thievery. Yet, neither of them realizes that these stakes are the absolute least of their problems.


😊 MY HONEST THOUGHTS:


Overall, the plot is incredibly compelling and captivating! I was actively looking for a rich story that combined a solid mystery to solve, plenty of adventure, fast-paced action, and a genuinely good love story.

To be completely honest, I absolutely hate romance novels for their own sake; I always need something more complex to tease my mind. That is why I usually drift toward mysteries. However, in standard cozy mysteries, the romantic element is barely mentioned. While it's lovely to stay warm in a winter armchair, too much "armchair comfort" gets boring, and my reader's soul craves action!

I can truly say that I found exactly what I was looking for in this book!

The historical descriptions are exceptionally detailed—I was able to vividly imagine every foggy alley, opulent parlor, and character as if I were watching a high-budget movie on a screen.
The action sequences are fabulous; in my opinion, Michelle Griep has such a visual flair that she could easily write scripts for TV series or Hollywood movies and be incredibly successful!

Furthermore, the romantic dynamic has a lovely pinch of spiciness without ever falling into vulgarity. It is a constant, shimmering presence that genuinely makes you dream of falling in love all over again.

So, why didn't I give it a full 5-star rating then? Let's talk about the flaws, friend to friend:

  • 1. The Victorian Jargon: I found the language a bit challenging to navigate.
    I've been reading novels in English for a couple of years now and usually fly through them, but Michelle Griep uses an intense, heavy historical jargon. Sometimes, even Google Translate couldn't decipher certain old slang words and local expressions! I frequently found myself rereading dialogues two or three times.
    While it’s wonderful that the author creates an authentic Victorian way of speaking, too much of it became quite tiring.

  • 2. Character Overload: There are just too many names to keep track of!
    I am highly used to reading mysteries with large casts, but here, several minor characters appear briefly and then pop up again fifty pages later, making it hard to remember who is who.
    A few characters from the past are mentioned who have absolutely nothing to do with the main mystery, which added unnecessary weight to the narrative.

  • 3. The Mid-Book Slump: Chapters 25 to 30 felt a bit tedious. The protagonists formulate a rescue plan, but the execution drags out for five unbearable chapters without achieving anything concrete.
    I adored the physical and emotional attraction between Jackson and Kit, but the detailed description of every single thought, look, and repetitive inner monologue felt bloated. For a brief moment, I actually found them both a bit annoying!

| 🏁 FINAL VERDICT: A TRULY ENTERTAINING VICTORIAN HEIST


Despite those slower five chapters, I read almost the entire book in just a few days!
The central portion is highly addictive, and the story wraps up beautifully with a very satisfying conclusion and—thankfully—no cliffhangers.

I already own the sequel, and while I won't dive into it immediately, I will definitely continue the series and read more of Michelle Griep's work.

On a final, personal note: this novel often appears under the "Christian Fiction" tag. Now, I am a Christian myself, but here in Italy, we don't look at readings through a rigid or fanatical religious lens, and I didn't choose the book based on that label. We don't get scandalized by a passionate kiss, physical attraction, or the natural desire between two people!

Reading some international reviews where readers complained about the "constant flirting" actually made me laugh. I found those complaints ridiculous!
I absolutely loved the flirting—it gave the novel that magical spark that allows us girls (even at 51 years old like me!) to dream big, which is exactly what I miss in standard, plain cozy mysteries.

If you want a fun, atmospheric Victorian heist with great chemistry, give it a go!

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Thursday, January 19, 2023

Book review : What Happens At Christmas by Victoria Alexander

Book cover of What Happens At Christmas by Victoria Alexander
What Happens At Christmas
by Victoria Alexander
Millworth Manor Series Book 1


My rating: ★★★★★

wowwww ! Brilliant !

___ THE PLOT ___

Camille, Lady Lydingham, requests the pleasure of your company at a festive house party in the English countryside, as she endeavors to coax a marriage proposal from Prince Nikolai Pruzinsky of Greater Avalonia. Given the nature of the hostess’s eccentric relatives ,they will be played by a troupe of actors hired to impersonate a proper Victorian family. What a clever way to fool the prince! And gate-crashing, distractingly handsome first loves like Grayson Elliott are most unwelcome.

But nothing about Camille’s charade goes as planned. Tonight, at Millworth Manor, games will be played, motives will be revealed, the masks will come off, and hearts will be lost—and won—in the most romantic, magical season of all.

___ WHAT I THINK ABOUT ___

It has been so amusing and compelling, it was just like to watch a funny period set comedy-romance movie!
I loved this story from the first page to the last one, each character was so captivating and the dialogues were so perfectly written I was even able to imagine the expressions on characters faces and the tones of their voices.
The funny thing is that this is not my usual kind of reading, I usually read cozy mysteries, classic and golden age mysteries or sometimes, when I need something old classics for children.
I don't usually like love stories, I'm not a romance reader...I was just checking among books including the word "Christmas" in the title.
At one point I was attracted by the cover of this one, I read the plot and it sounded so interesting and intriguing at once that I couldn't resit to check more about it. So I read some of the reviews published, all so good that the risk was to be disappointed by reading it ( you know... when one has too much expetations... ) instead the book and the author were a real pleasant discovery to me.
I really needed a light and funny read and even if I will keep on reading mostly mysteries ( always my favs ), I'll definitely read other books in "Millworth Manor Series" and also others by this author.

I think it would be a brilliant comedy-romance to be played on the stage or to realize as big screen movie. I would definitely go to theather to watch it and I would watch it more than once on TV.

Last, but not least, this humorous novel also talk about forgiveness and how often each of us thinks we are the injured party by looking at things only from our own perspective, while we all should try more often to walk in other people's shoes.

I give 5 stars and I daresay it has been my best reading in 2022 ( I read it the week before Christmas ). Definitely highly recommended if you're looking for fun and a nice clean romance :-)

This novel is the 1st in a series, but is readable as a standalone.

NOTE : I'm an Italian old girl who use to read and now writing this post in a foreign language: please forgive me for all errors you may find in my text :-)

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Monday, January 16, 2023

Book review : 12 Days at Bleakly Manor by Michelle Griep

Book cover of 12 Days at Bleakly Manor by Michelle Griep

12 Days at Bleakly Manor
Once Upon a Dickens Christmas series
by Michelle Griep



My rating: ★★★★★
5 of 5 stars WELL DESERVED !

I LOVE IT !!
An amazing romantic mystery, in "dickensian style".
I loved it from the very first page to the end !😀💕


___ THE PLOT ___

When Clara Chapman receives an intriguing invitation to spend Christmas 1850 at an English manor home, she is hesitant yet compelled to attend—for if she remains the duration of the twelve-day celebration, she is promised a sum of five hundred pounds. That’s enough money to bring her brother back from America and reinstate their stolen family fortune. But is she walking into danger? It appears so, especially when she comes face to face with one of the other guests—her former fiancé, Benjamin Lane.

Imprisoned unjustly, Ben wants revenge on the unknown person who stole his honor. When he’s given the chance to gain his freedom, he jumps at it—and is blindsided by the anger of the woman he left at the altar.

Brought together under mysterious circumstances for the 12 Days of Christmas, Clara and Ben discover that what they've been striving for isn't what ultimately matters. What matters most is what Christmas is all about . . . love.

___ MY OPINION ___

I'm not a writer and I don't pretend to do a professional review, so I'll just write my humble opinion as a passionate reader :-)

I admit that I choosed to read it because I was attracted by the cover and by the name "Dickens" and although I considered my Christmas reading marathon just ended with the previous read book, I decided to read the same one more Christmas story (I didn't want to postpone it until next Christmas) and I decided so well ! :-D
I read it in only 2 days because I couldn't put it down!

I really loved the 2 main characters, I loved their story and I adored their way of relating to each other, with care for each other and also with witty jokes from which transpires the pre-existing complicity between them and existing again in the present.

I liked the strangeness of the side characters, truly worthy of Dickens's pen, I liked the unexpected twists and turns and if you think that the ending could be taken for granted, well if you read the book (and I recommend it) you will also find unexpected surprises there.

The only predictable thing was the villain of the story, but I assure you that this does not spoil the novel because there are several mysteries to solve.

Great job Michelle Griep, this was the first book I read among yours, but I will read many more, starting today you can count me among your fans !

___ MY FAVORITE QUOTE IN THIS BOOK ___
Worrying doesn’t stop the bad from happening.
It keeps you from enjoying the good.


NOTE : I'm an Italian old girl who loves to read books in their original language. Since the book isn't translated in Italian, the review is necessarily aimed at English-speaking readers, which, however, is not my native language.So please, forgive any errors of form and grammar you find in my text 😊

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Book cover of A Tale of Two Hearts by Michelle Griep

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A Tale of Two Hearts by Michelle Griep




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