Friday, April 1, 2016

"Playing the Part" by Jen Turano (Litfuse Blog Tour)



My Review...

New York City actress Lucetta Plum is forced to go into hiding after a fan’s interest turns threatening. Her widowed, elderly friend Abigail Hart offers to help her out by hiding her at Ravenwood Castle, the home of Abigail’s eccentric grandson Bram Haverstein. Lucetta has no time for matchmaking and plans to keep her distance from Bram. She has been self-sufficient since she was 13 and sees no reason why that should change now. Bram has admired her from a distance for some time and can hardly believe she is at his castle. Lucetta will be in for an adventure when strange events start happening at Ravenwood. She is determined to get to the bottom of things. Will Bram come to see that Lucetta is not all he expected? Is it possible for them to realize that they are exactly what the other needs?

This is the third and final book in Turano’s “A Class of Their Own” series. Turano’s signature humor, mystery, and romance combine. The zany scenes and fun characters are distinctive traits of the author. There is not as much spiritual element as some may expect to find in this lighthearted historical romance, but it is neatly woven throughout the story. The reader will likely be chuckling at many points in the book. It is best to read the books in order to fully appreciate this charming series.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy from the publisher and Litfuse in exchange for an honest review.


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About Jen...



Jen Turano is the best-selling, critically acclaimed author of The Ladies of Distinction series and A Class of Their Own series, published through Bethany House Publishers. Her novel, After a Fashion, was chosen as a top pick from Romantic Times, as well as being named a top 10 romance of 2015 from Booklist. Her book, A Most Peculiar Circumstance, was chosen as a top 10 romance by Booklist in 2013. Playing the Part, her latest release, will be followed by a new four-book series, The Wallflowers. When she's not writing, Jen spends her time outside of Denver with her husband and neurotic Cattle Dog, enjoying life as an empty-nester because her son recently abandoned her for the college life.  She can be found at www.facebook.com/jenturano/author/ or visit her on the web at www.jenturano.com. She is represented by Susan Brower of the Natasha Kern Literary Agency.



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