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​I thoroughly enjoyed Jaima Fixsens' Regency story of a young girl born on the wrong side of the blanket and her journey to find herself and find true love. It wasn't sappy or racy, but a very good story with great characters and a wonderful sense of the period. Great job!

Claudia

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All her books are beautiful stories of redemption, mercy, and forgiveness. In this one in particular, there is also a gripping battle scene in Spain. And you find that the gentleman you once thought a frippery fellow is actually a dignified one, full of kindness and depth. Highly recommended.

Jennie

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The second book in the Fairchild trilogy is absolutely superb. Alastair is a minor character in the first book who was easily overlooked, but oh, my! There is no overlooking him in Incognita. What a strong and admirable character! An exceptional read that I will return to often.

Mary K

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 It was probably a good thing that my Kindle doesn't have an unending battery life or I wouldn't have gotten any sleep. I literally read on into the night/morning until my battery completely died. The characters are all believable and developed well enough to feel a connection to each of them in some way. The story tugged at my heart without being sappy. The ending was as well written as the entire book - not rushed or dragged out and left me completely satisfied. I would be happy to read whatever this author has written.

DebbieRad

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So impressed with this book. Beautiful writing, lively and engaging tale, and well-developed characters. It's been a long time that a book has kept me up past my bedtime like this book did. Looking forward to reading the other books in the series.

​Renee

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