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In London Towne

Book 6  In the Oliver and Jack Series.

In the noisy, crowded streets of London, where shadows hold secrets often too horrible to describe, an orphan and his beloved pickpocket attempt to rebuild their shattered peace. This is the love story of Oliver Twist and the Artful Dodger. 

As Jack recovers from the sexual assault at Chalenheim's hands, he finds that he is unable to express his love for Oliver with any intimacy. Oliver, meanwhile, rescues Finley from Axminster Workhouse, and returns to London full of love for Jack and the desire to do whatever is necessary to help Jack recover his dignity and his passion.

Chalenheim is still on the loose in London, waiting for another chance at Jack and Finley, which soon comes. Though they escape with barely a scratch, Oliver vows to rid the world of the man who would dare lay hands upon his beloved Jack. 

In London Towne is the sixth and final book in Christina E. Pilz's Oliver & Jack gay historical romance series. If you enjoy stories about forbidden love battling against the dark forces that threaten to tear them apart, then you'll enjoy this tale, so pick up a copy today!

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You can read my reviews of the first Two books of the series, see links below the rest will be reviewed soon.

Fagin's Boys

At Lodgings in Lyme 

Fagin's Boy (Oliver & Jack #1) by Christina E. Pilz

REVIEW

*****

I Thoroughly enjoyed catching up with Oliver and Jack (Dodger) When the author asked for arc reviewers, I just had to offer. I love period drama's, I love Oliver Twist (who does not?) and I love gritty stories. And I am happy to say the author delivered them all. The story is well written and I felt as though I was there at Oliver's side. We first see Oliver living a good life, and he often turns a blind eye to those who are in the position he was once in. Not because he is ashamed and uncaring but because he is trying so hard to forget his past. But with Jack back on the scene and His Employer/ Master's disregard and meanness to an orphan's life. Something breaks in Oliver's mind and he stands up to his Master. And this sets off a series of events that lead to Oliver being back where he was on the streets as a thief. The good news is he and Jack become close and eventually get it on. But events force them to run from London..... And so I wait for book two lol.

So well written and the time period and characters are well portrayed. Great read.

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The Innocent Auction (Innocent #1) by Victoria Sue

The Innocent Auction By Victoria Sue.

My review

****

I was pleasantly surprised about how good this story was. It is a period drama set in Victorian time London / Countryside. Deacon and Tom are briefly thrown together, whilst Deacon is rescuing his Cousin Beau, who is at a seedy club that is about to be raided. After he is rescued Tom is sent to Deacons family estate to start a new life. Five years later with the death of Deacons Father, which means Deacon is now responsible for the country Estate. Upon his arrival, at the estate He is surprised to see Tom still working on the farm. They have a few secret moments together but hide their love from other staff. Both try and fight their feelings for a very taboo and life threatening love of each other. They are Separated later in the story, as Toms past catches up with him, Can Deacon rescue Tom once more, and how can they have a future together.

The story is well paced with just the right amount of conflicts, The characters are believable and you do bond with both main characters, wanting them to work through the obstacles. I think the autor has done a great job of describing the period and has left me wanting a sequel, not because of a cliff hanger, but because I am connected to Deacon and Tom. 

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