She also worked as a counselor during this time prior to writing as well, something which would help provide her with an insight. Later she would become a teacher herself, before going on to fulfill her lifelong dream of being a full-time writer. She also went to and graduated from university, something which would help provide her with tools needed for her career as an author. Throughout this entire time, though, she’d be constantly reading and writing herself, with an eagerness to read anything new.

With her parents being teachers she went through a number of different schools during her childhood growing up. This was something that weighed heavily on her work, as she always had a keen passion for the written word, taking in everything around her. From Scotland to Malyasia, Greece to, finally, Australia, she saw and experienced a lot during her vibrant and colorful upbringing. Growing up always on the move, Anne Gracie’s parents were always traveling throughout her childhood. Not only that, but she has a lot of series under her belt as well, all of which are extremely popular as well, with her audience building day-by-day. Writing romance and historical novels, sometimes a combination of the two, she is an award-winning author of worldwide acclaim. I liked that the books had good plots and likable main characters with good scene set ups and the narrator was very good.An Australian writer who’s been writing for a number of years now, the novelist Anne Gracie has become a leading figure within the industry. I couldn’t wait for this book to be over. The author should note that a little goes a long way and becomes ridiculous after a while. Making the characters behavior confusing for an otherwise PG book. Then after all they have had to endure and overcome they suddenly jump into page after page of sexual content. From the sea captains to the creepy priest who stole money from a poor child and spent it on booze and didn’t tell him his whole family was dead, to the hard hearts of nearly everyone in this series I found the books long and drawn out with little joy. frittering away fortunes and selling their daughters is making me unhappy with England and especially the horror of living in a monarchist government and society.

Also, reading about how horrid the toffs were to servants and those not in their social class, the street thugs, the selling of children and parents dropping them off at child brothels, Earls e. It seemed to go on and on with Daisy dissecting the same arguments ad nausea until I thought Flynn would be better off to just move on.

The Summer Bride by Anne Gracie