The series takes place in the early 1800s during the reign of Bonaparte. The heroines and heroes are all somehow (however distant or willing) involved in plots to save England with the help of the most elusive spy, the Pink Carnation. In addition, they all manage to fall in love. Throughout the series, the modern fiction piece is woven with the
heroine on the hunt for the identity of the Pink Carnation. Her story often parallels the historical part, and we see both heroines in their adventures and mishaps and loves. One thing I love about each story's main character is the fact that they are normal. As a reader I can always relate to them and their struggles. All of the books are playful and humorous, while revealing intricate plots and developments and containing a wealth of historical knowledge and background.
heroine on the hunt for the identity of the Pink Carnation. Her story often parallels the historical part, and we see both heroines in their adventures and mishaps and loves. One thing I love about each story's main character is the fact that they are normal. As a reader I can always relate to them and their struggles. All of the books are playful and humorous, while revealing intricate plots and developments and containing a wealth of historical knowledge and background.
I recommend these books for people who love history, fiction, romance, adventure, humor, and vocabulary (you'll learn a lot of new words!). These books probably also relate more to the female reader and, more specifically, to the female reader who is over 18, as there are some parts that may be a bit risqué.
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