“ It is a lighthearted and endearing tale that is filled with both emotions and humor. ”
This is perhaps a strange subject for a post, but I just received a (paid) editorial book review for “Time Will Tell” from The Historical Fiction Company.
While I was pleased that they gave the book a 4 out of 5-star review, I must say I’m a bit disappointed that they didn’t edit the review very well. For an editorial review, I feel there are more than the acceptable number of formatting errors, misspellings, a repeated phrase, etc. that make the honor of 4 stars feel a little underwhelming.
That being said, you may read a couple of highlights from the review below, or follow the link to read the full review on their site. It’s a great place to find other historicals to enjoy.
**If you’re an author, it’s April of 2023 now so perhaps they’ll tighten up their editorial process and do better for you:-).
https://www.thehistoricalfictioncompany.com/post/matchmaking-gone-wrong-an-editorial-review-of-time-will-tell
“The ability to write a book that is both a part of a series and can also be read alone is often the sign of a good author and so is the case with Time Will Tell: Winter in Cherrybrook....
The characters ... are well-written and developed. Each one is respectable and endearing. The protagonists of the book are more advanced in age than is typical for a Regency romance but it is a very interesting take on the romance genre. The characters’ respectability also goes as far as to keep the novel free of detailed intimate scenes which many readers find uncomfortable or unpleasant to read. The pure, clean relationships between the characters are incredibly refreshing for a romance novel. ”
