Rebecca's Write Inspirations

Last week, I broke down the novels that make up Celeste Bradley's spy series, The Liar's Club , including: The Pretender, The Imposter, The Spy, The Charmer , and The Rogue . A historical fiction collection that focuses on characters during the War of 1812. The club as well as the royal four are a part of a spy ring for the king. The two series intertwine with their characters, and overlap their storylines. However, those in charge of The Liar's Club take their orders from The Royal Four.  Since I've already given you a look into The Liar's Club , I wanted to share my views on the four-part series that makes up The Royal Four .  The Royal Four includes four books in the succession. These books coincide with Bradley's The Liar's Club series. Below is a visual snapshot with a synopsis of each book as seen on  Amazon : #1: To Wed a Scandalous Spy: Lovely, high born Willa Trent was an orphan, raised by a local, somewhat odd family in the country, who want not

I'm not an avid romance reader. I went through a phase in high school and college where I took up reading books that were considered romantic suspense and historical romance. I was in it for the mystery and anything whodunnit related. I had branched from my Nancy Drew days into my Mary Higgins Clark moments and over into Celeste Bradley's world. Her covers indicated that there would be some naughty inclusions as well as the hint of spies and intrigue during the conflict with Napoleon and the War of 1812 picking up pace. However, the consideration of romantic entanglements didn't intice me as much as the secrecy and enigma of a spy ring under the command of the King. So, I readily picked up the first book and dove into the story. Before I give an overview of the books and my love for their characters, I'll share a bit about the author who created these worlds revolving around secret agents. To learn more about Celeste Bradley, you can visit her Amazon site or her Author