#jayne windsor

[a-state-of-bliss]

Frank Magazine Nov 1997 - Jayne Windsor by Lee Jenkins

[federer7]

Missy Rayder, Rachel Roberts & Jayne Windsor, Paris, 1997

Photo: Peter Lindbergh

[booksinantwerp]

Jayne Windsor for Stella McCartney. Editorial was shot by Alasdair McLellan & styled by Soraya Dayani for the October 2002 issue of i-D magazine. follow on Instagram for more

[world-of-wales]

─ •✧ WILLIAM'S YEAR IN REVIEW : JUNE ✧• ─

1 JUNE - William and Catherine attended the Marriage of Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan with Miss Rajwa Al Saif at the Zahran Palace. Afterwards, they attended the State Banquet in Hussein and Rajwa's honour. 2 JUNE - William held a Meeting with Jack Beeton, a crash survivor he helped save while he was with the air ambulance. 3 JUNE - William attended the Men's FA Cup Final between Manchester City & Manchester United. 6 JUNE - William held a Meeting to mark Pride Month. 7 JUNE - He received the Rt. Hon. Sir Keir Starmer MP (Leader of Opposition). 8 JUNE - William was received the Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London as he opened the Oak Cancer Centre at the Royal Marsden. 10 JUNE - He took the salute at the Colonel's Review of The King's Birthday Parade. 13 JUNE - William was received by the Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London as he opened Centrepoint's Reuben House housing development. Afterwards, he held a Meeting with Dr. Jayne Brady (Head of Civil Service, Northern Ireland) via telephone. Subsequently, he was joined by The Duchess of Edinburgh for the Screening of "Rhino Man". 14 JUNE - William held a Meeting with the Rt. Hon. Humza Yousaf MSP (First Minister of Scotland) via telephone. Later, he had a telephonic Meeting with the Rt. Hon. Mark Drakeford MS (First Minister of Wales). 16 JUNE - William and Catherine attended the Senior Colonels' Conference and Dinner at Clarence House. 17 JUNE - William took part in The King's Birthday Parade on Horse Guards Parade. Later, he appeared on the Balcony along with Catherine and their children for the RAF fly-past. 18 JUNE - William appeared in Father's Day Portraits released by Kensington Palace with George, Charlotte and Louis. 19 JUNE - William and Catherine attended a Chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter in the Throne Room at Windsor Castle. Afterwards, they were present at the Luncheon Party for the Companions of the Garter. Subsequently, they attended the Order of the Garter Installation Service at St George's Chapel. 20 JUNE - William visited St George's Park and was received by the Lord-Lieutenant of Staffordshire. He wrote a letter to Oscar Burrow congratulating him for his fundraising efforts. 21 JUNE - William celebrated his 41st Birthday. To mark the day, Buckingham Palace released a Birthday Portrait featuring William and The King. He visited Eton College with Catherine and George. 22 JUNE - William received Ms Hannah Jones (Chief Executive, the Earthshot Prize). Afterwards, he held a Meeting at Windsor Castle. He appeared in a video message marking Windrush Day. A special documentary - 'Pride of Britain: A Windrush Special' with an appearance from Willliam was announced. 23 JUNE - William and Catherine attended the Ascot Races. Later, they were spotted at KOKO. 25 JUNE - William launched 'Homewards' and held a Meeting with Homewards Advocates. 26 JUNE - William appeared in a video for Homewards. He embarked on a 2-Day Homewards Launch Tour and visited Mosaic Clubhouse in London, where he was received by the Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London. Afterwards, he was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset at St John's Church Hall in Poole. Subsequently, William visited Maindee Primary School & Hill Street Housing Development and was received by the Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Gwent. 27 JUNE - William visited East Belfast Mission in Belfast and was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of the County Borough of Belfast. Afterwards, he was received by the Lord-Lieutenant of the City of Aberdeen at the Tillydrone Community Campus. Finally, he visited Verdon Recreation Centre in Sheffield and was received by the Vice Lord-Lieutenant of South Yorkshire. 28 JUNE - William held an Investiture at Windsor Castle. 29 JUNE - He was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk at the Royal Norfolk Show. 30 JUNE - William appeared in a video for Pride Month along with Michael Lister, Alexis Caught and Sharvari Patil discussing mental health in the LGBTQ+ community. He also appeared in a video message for the 2023 Diana Award.

[wonder-worker]

For Elizabeth (of York)’s personal needs, as might be expected, she lavished funds on clothing, jewels, silver, and gold ... Also interesting for insights into her reign are the entertainments for which she paid and the loans she requested from her acquaintances. At wages of £3, 6s. 8d., annually, she employed three minstrels, Richard Denouse, Jayn Marcazin, and Marques Loryden. Members of the royal family seem to have shared each other’s minstrels since she rewarded those of the king and her two eldest surviving children. Evidence of this royal sharing seems to be supported by entries in the accounts of John Heron, Henry VII’s treasurer of the chamber. In them are several references to the king’s rewarding the queen’s minstrels and fiddlers in amounts ranging from 10s. to 40s.

... Returning to evidence of entertainments in Elizabeth’s privy purse accounts, she paid for the construction of an arbor in the little park at Windsor Castle so that she could hold an outdoor banquet there, and she later compensated the king’s painter, John Reynold, for drawings of beasts and other pleasures at the castle. The only entries referring to her gambling appear in October, which indicate she spent 13s. 4d. twice “playing at dice.” In addition, she owned greyhounds, for the upkeep of which she paid 2d. per day. The queens not only possessed greyhounds and hunted with bows and arrows during the summer progresses but also had lapdogs for their amusement. Finally, just a few weeks before her death, she rewarded a maid from Spain, who danced for her, with 4s. 4d.

-Retha M. Warnicke, "Elizabeth of York and her Six Daughters-in-Law: Fashioning Tudor Queenship"

[kingwilliamv]

The Prince of Wales’ Court Circular entries for June 2023

Total: 28 engagements

Solo:

Public: 13

Private: 7

Joint:

Public: 5

Private: 3

Breakdown:

June 1: Attended the wedding of The Crown Prince of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan with Miss Rajwa Al Saif at the Zahran Palace, Amman, Jordan

June 3: Attended the Cup Final between Manchester City Football Club and Manchester United Football Club at Wembley Stadium, Middlesex

June 7: Received the Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer MP (Leader of the Opposition)

June 8: Opened the Oak Cancer Centre at the Royal Marsden, Downs Road, Sutton, Surrey, and was received by Major Christopher Goodwin (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London)

June 10: Took the salute at the Colonel's Review of The King's Birthday Parade on Horse Guards Parade, London SW1

June 13: (3)

Opened Reuben House housing development, 54 Lugard Road, London SE15, and was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London (Sir Kenneth Olisa)

Held a Meeting with Dr. Jayne Brady (Head of Civil Service, Northern Ireland) via telephone

Attended a screening of "Rhino Man" at Battersea Power Station, London SW11

June 14: (2)

Held a Meeting with the Rt. Hon. Humza Yousaf MSP (First Minister of Scotland) via telephone

Held a Meeting with the Rt. Hon. Mark Drakeford MS (First Minister of Wales) via telephone

June 16: Attended the Senior Colonels’ Conference and Dinner at Clarence House

June 17: Attended The King's Birthday Parade on Horse Guards Parade

June 19: (3)

Attended a Chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter in the Throne Room, Windsor Castle

Attended a Luncheon Party for the Companions of the Most Noble Order of the Garter

Attended the Most Noble Order of the Garter Installation Service at St George's Chapel

June 20: Visited St George's Park, Newborough Road, Needwood, Burton upon Trent, and was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Staffordshire (Mr lan Dudson)

June 22: (2)

Received Ms Hannah Jones (Chief Executive, the Earthshot Prize) at Windsor Castle

Held a Royal Foundation Meeting at Windsor Castle

June 23: Attended the Ascot Races

June 26: (4)

Visited Mosaic Clubhouse, 65 Effra Road, London SW2, and was received by Mr Christopher Wellbelove (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London)

Visited St John's Church Hall, Surrey Road, Poole, and was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset (Mr Angus Campbell)

Visited Maindee Primary School, Rodney Road, Newport, Monmouthshire, and was received by Professor Simon Gibson (Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Gwent)

Visited a housing development at Hill Street Car Park, 17 Park Square, Newport

June 27: (3)

Visited East Belfast Mission, Skainos Centre, 239 Newtownards Roads, Belfast, and was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of the County Borough of Belfast (Dame Fionnuala Jay-O'Boyle)

Visited Tillydrone Community Campus, Hayton Road, Aberdeen, and was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of the City of Aberdeen (Councillor David Cameron, the Lord Provost)

Visited Verdon Recreation Centre, Verdon Street, Sheffield, and was received by Mr Anthony Pedder (Vice Lord-Lieutenant of South Yorkshire)

June 28: Held an Investiture at Windsor Castle

June 29: Visited the Royal Norfolk Show, Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association, Norfolk Showground, Dereham Road, Norwich, and was received by His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk (the Lady Dannatt)

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Current total for 2023: 101 engagements

[dariaivanov]

Missy Rayder, Rachel Roberts & Jayne Windsor, 1997.

© Peter Lindbergh

[wweallresultspage]

The 2022 PWI #Womens150 Full List 1-150

1.Syuri

2.Bianca Belair

3.Thunder Rosa

4.Becky Lynch

5.Jade Cargill

6.Jordynne Grace

7.Saya Kamitani

8.Charlotte Flair

9.Starlight Kid

10.Taya Valkyrie

11. Tasha Steelz

12. Miyu Yamashita

13. Dr Britt Baker D.M.D

14. Masha Slamovich

15. Mickie James

16. AZM

17. Liv Morgan

18. Ronda Rousey

19. Deonna Purrazzao

20. Utami Hayashishita

21. Mandy Rose

22. Meiko Satomura

23. Kamille

24. Alex Windsor

25. Toni Storm

26. Sasha Banks

27. Mayu Iwatani

28. Mercedes Martinez

29. Shoko Nakajima

30. Tam Nakano

31. Gisele Shaw

32. Princess Sugehit

33. Hyan

34. Arisa Nakajima

35. Emersyn Jayne

36. Roxanne Perez

37. Maki Itoh

38. Dark Silueta

39. Momo Watanabe

40. Willow Nightingale

41. Suzu Suzuki

42. Rhea Ripley

43. Yuka Sakazaki

44. Tsukasa Fujimoto

45. Jetta

46. Lu Fisto

47. Naomi

48. Gigi Dolin

49. Jacy Jayne

50. Viva Van

51. Allie Katch

52. Billie Starks

53. Trish Adora

54. Charli Evans

55. Natsupoi

56. Savannah Evans

57. Giulia

58. Holidead

59. Risa Sera

60. Ruby Soho

61. Asuka

62. Shazza Mckenzie

63. Tootie Lynn

64. Jamie Hayter

65. Hikaru Shida

66. Rosemary

67. Rina Yamashita

68. Jessica Troy

69. Thekla

70. Edith Surreal

71. Hikari Noa

72. Sandra Moone

73. Laura Di Matteo

74. Jordan Blade

75. Chelsea Green

76. Athena

77. Serena Deeb

78. Mirai

79. K.C. Spinelli

80. KiLynn King

81. Natalya

82. Miu Watanabe

83. Cora Jade

84. Veny

85. Raquel Rodriguez

86. Allysin Kay

87. Saori Anou

88. Dana Brooke

89. Miranda Alize

90. Marti Belle

91. Koguma

92. Nicole Matthews

93. Mei Suruga

94. Shayna Baszler

95. Laynie Luck

96. Leila Grey

97. Doudrop

98. Blair Davenport

99. Christi Jaynes

100. Kiera Hogan

101. Hazuki

102. Baby Allison

103. Anna Jay

104. Lady Shani

105. Nanae Takahashi

106. Raychell Rose

107. Lady Frost

108. Mizuki

109. Nikki Cross

110. Skye Blue

111. Alexxis Falcon

112. Red Velvet

113. Kanji

114. Ivelisse

115. Janai Kai

116. Taryn From Accounting

117. Alexa Bliss

118. Marina Shafir

119. Dakota Kai

120. Yuki kamifuku

121. Erica Leigh

122. Savannah Summers

123. Mina Shirakawa

124. B3CCA

125. Kris Statlander

126. Iyo Sky

127. Tay Melo

128. Debbie Keitel

129. Makoto

130. Max The Impalaer

131. Iva Kolasky

132. Hanan

133. Mia Yim

134. Takumi Iroha

135. Natalia Markova

136. Joey Threat

137. Shotzi

138. Charlie Morgan

139. Davienne

140. Freya The Slaya

141. La Hiedra

142. Liiza Hall

143. Kylie Rae

144. Joseline Navarro

145. Dani Mo

146. Alexia Nicole

147. Loue O'Farrell

148. Kayla Sparks

149. Riley Shepard

150. Hyper Misao

[yoshihashismattebum]

i've only very recently begun to get into wrestling, and i was wondering if you knew much about the uk scene and watching shows and indies and all that? i'm a little clueless and not sure where to begin looking

Hi! I'm afraid my schedule and covid have meant that I've not been keeping up much with the UK indie scene over the last few years, so I'm probably not the best person to ask. But I'm happy to impart what little knowledge I have (with the caveat that some of it might be outdated or inaccurate). Maybe if someone who knows more sees this they can give a better answer!

So I do know that the UK scene is in a weird place right now. It suffered a series of serious blows: NXT UK signing all the top talent to semi-exclusive contracts (afaik they can't wrestle anywhere else with a streaming deal?), COVID putting a load of promotions out of business, and then Speaking Out revealing a lot of prominent figures to be abusers or sex pests. So I'd say it's very much in a rebuilding phase right now. A lot of the promotions I used to follow (e.g. Riptide, Fight Club Pro) have either closed or gone on permanent hiatus.

There are still a lot of good wrestlers out there, but it's mostly a mixture of young up-and-comers, perpetual midcard journey(wo)men, and established names who've been passed over by NXT (generally because they've got a niche gimmick or just aren't a good fit for the NXT UK style).

In terms of promotions, the one I'm most familiar with is Pro Wrestling EVE, which is an all female promotion down in London, with a DIY punk feel to them. Haven't watched for a while, but they used to put on some pretty cool shows. Like everywhere, they've suffered from talent drain though.

Progress is the big one in London. Used to be a massive phenomenon, but since their deal with WWE they've lost any credible claim to the punk rock ethos that they were known for cultivating. From what I've seen, they still feature a lot of the top indie talent though, and it's one of the only places you'll be occasionally able to see wrestlers signed to NXT UK outside of WWE programming.

There's also Rev Pro, which has good relations with international companies like NJPW, so used to have a reputation for featuring some good talent from abroad. E.g. it's still a common excursion destination for NJPW's young lions. Not sure what the shows have been like recently though

Other than that, there are tons of local promotions across the country, a lot of which have streaming options. E.g. locally to me, Wrestling Resurgence and Wrestle Carnival both do some good stuff. It's probably best to use YouTube to watch free matches and find some wrestlers you like the look of, then use the Cagematch website to see where they wrestle regularly. Then you can see if any of those promotions have streaming services or run shows near you (if you're in the UK)

Here are some of my personal favourites on the UK scene rn (excluding NXT UK talent):

Cara Noir - cool gimmick, unique look, great storyteller, and really crisp ring work

Gene Munny - hilarious character work backed up with some solid in-ring skills

Spike Trivet - excellent villain and storyteller who can turn his hand to violent matches when needs be

Chris Ridgeway - talented striker who currently splits his time between the UK and Japan. Can always be relied on for a good match

Charlie Morgan - my absolute favourite. Really cool daredevil style. She's the best babyface in the UK indies imo. Fairly recently came out of (early) retirement!

Session Moth Martina - one of the funniest comedy wrestlers around. Hilarious and very creative

Emersyn Jayne - Scottish wrestler who is super underrated imo. Deserves to be better known

Laura DiMatteo - extremely consistent and very technically sound. Always a good watch

Alex Windsor - haven't seen a ton of her matches myself but I know she's been making waves in Stardom and TJPW recently

Charli Evans - mostly wrestling in the US and her native Australia these days, but used to be based in the UK and well worth watching whenever she returns. Fantastic, hard-hitting style

Hope that helps! Sorry it's a bit rambling! Let me know if you have any more questions (although I can't promise I'll know the answer). And if anyone else has any favs or recommendations from the UK indies then please comment away and I'll reblog them!

[marjaystuff]

About Romance Novels

There are so many types of books in the fiction category.  I discovered long ago that I love romance. The books can be in the past, present or future.  The books can have characters who are cowboys, gangsters, thugs or dukes and earls.  I love them all.  They can be thrillers, historical, or even futuristic. I like them hot and heavy all the way to sweet and demure.  

Obviously I can not be the only person on earth that feels this way as there are so many romantic novels sold each and every year.  One third to one half of all mass market books are romance novels.  According to statistics used by Amy Pennza 15% of romance readers buy a new book or two every WEEK.  Romance novels are a billion dollar industry.  Yet they are still treated like a deep dark secret.  Some bookstores do not put out or share a list of the current best sellers in the romance industry. Reading different papers that contain book reviews - often do not include romances - unless it is a small mention at the end or to the side.  

My first romance books that I remember so clearly were Katherine Woodwiss’s novels, The Flame and the Flower and The Wolf and the Dove.  They were called bodice rippers at the time, denigrating their power with a negative connotation.  However, that has not stopped me or many others from passionately following our favorite romance authors and jumping on their newest books as soon as they are published.  My favorites:  JD Robb, Jayne Ann Krentz, Catherine Bybee, Chris Keniston, Amanda McKinney, Erica Ridley, Stephanie Laurens, Emily Windsor and so so many more!  Without Goodreads I would need a spreadsheet to keep them all in order.  

Recently I read a quote (not that I can find again or tell you who said it) that said, we read romance because it is predictable and allows us to follow a happy journey, even when so many of us, do (or did) not have that same journey.  I am not sure I believe that is true for everyone, but I really like the quote.  

Elise has sent in an interview this week with Carol Ross and her newest romance Wyoming Rodeo Rescue.  A wonderful romance novel…  She also sent in a guest review for a cozy mystery called Gone for the Gouda.  

Thank you for all your lovely responses to my last blog.  A shout out to Pauline for her understanding and positiveness.  You are right Pauline, reading is a huge benefit and love of mine! 

Books this week:

The Omega Factor by Steve Berry

Be Your Everything by Catherine Bybee

[onthecoverofamagazine]

A Fashion Mood | Vogue Italia abril 1997

Jayne Windsor ~ Foto: Craig McDean

[royaltyandpomp]

THE MOVIE

H.M. Queen Elizabeth II of The United Kingdom and Jayne Mansfield

[bitter69uk]

Giggly bouffant-wigged 4’11” Cockney sex kitten. Gifted comedic actress. Fierce but vulnerable soap opera matriarch. Durable old-school British show biz royalty. Personification of East End “Pearly Queen” grit. Farewell to “Babs”, the much-loved Dame Barbara Windsor (née Barbara Ann Deeks, 6 August 1937 – 10 December 2020). I note with bemusement that none of her obituaries seem to mention Too Hot to Handle (1960), the lurid British-made sexploitation thriller starring Jayne Mansfield, in which young starlet Windsor played a stripper called Ponytail! (An image of Windsor in this role is used in the current Lobotomy Room flyer). Understandably, all the television tributes include a clip of Windsor as Eastenders’ Peggy Mitchell roaring, “Get out of my pub!” She also had an extremely idiosyncratic way of pronouncing the name Frank as “Fur-wank.”

[sims4royalsandimperials]

CANDLELIGHT VIGIL IN THE PALACE: IMPERIAL FAMILY MAKE APPEARANCE ON WHAT WOULD BE PRINCESS SUSANNA’S 25TH BIRTHDAY

(Above: A vigil shrine set up with the most recent poster of Princess Susanna)

NEWCREST CITY --

It should have been a happy occasion. Tonight, the Imperial Family appeared outside the front doors of the palace. Emperor Eric addressed the crowds that have come from all over the country to attend this vigil:

“Today should have been a happy occasion for us, as Sue would have turned 25. However, the tragedies that have befallen us on the night of 6 July 2016 have prevented that. Tonight, as we have every year since, we come together in hopes that someone may, not only know where she may be, but to hopefully light her way home. We come together not only as citizens, but as an extended family to do so.”

In attendance were The Emperor and Empress, Their Imperial Highnesses Princesses Melaura and Kaya, Her Grace Arista Presley, The Duchess of Dalme, and His Majesty King Arden of Lunaria. 

Seemed all of the participants, including Their Majesties, were crying, or on the verge of tears tonight. According to sources, Their Majesties consider this the hardest occasion to plan each year. It seems to be a thousand times harder because of the drama revolving Princess Kaya’s divorce from Efren Aquino, and sending Princess Whitney and Prince Joseph to rehab. 

In an interview shortly before her disappearance, Princess Susanna has said that out of all three of her older sisters, she has always been closest to Melaura, who, tonight, is seen weeping heavily, while her wife, Arista, is holding back tears herself.

In a recent interview, Princess Kaya has stated that she wished her “beloved little sister” would send her a sign as to what to do next in her life. After her divorce from Efren Aquino, and his subsequent remarriage, she has stated that although living single with two children and her niece Princess Jayne has brought her a calmer peace of mind, she wishes that she could see her sister again. Although they’d had their differences, Kaya further went on to state that Susanna and their parents visited her home while she was pregnant with son Robby, and while there, the two sisters discussed their differences and made peace with one another. What she didn’t expect, was for the next five years to be this difficult.

When his father, King Vincent, ordered a search party for Susanna in the entire capital of Lunaria, King Arden was already besotted with worry for wife Calliana, who had just been stabbed, and had passed away the next morning. He didn’t learn of his goddaughter’s disappearance until his sister, Queen Ashli of Windsor, and her husband King Dante, arrived back in Lunaria the day before the Crown Princess’ funeral. Since then, he’d been working with Empress Katrina tirelessly to help find her, travelling back and forth to Newcrest City. Although his son, Crown Prince Nicholas, could not attend the candlelight vigil tonight, he sends this statement:

“I’ve known Susanna since we were both babies, and this is not how we envisioned celebrating her birthday. Every June 24th, since she vanished, Aunt Reena brings my siblings and I together to reminisce about our time with her. With that, we just have one thing to say: Please come home, Sue. Five years is long enough to be gone. The constant nightmares that lurk within our families since that horrifying night’s reached its peak. We all beg you to come home.”

Here’s to hoping we all get more answers soon.

_______________________________________________________________

Arden and (mention of) Nicholas belong to @simsroyallegacy​

[hardior]

BLUE PETER

The Face, January 1997 ph. David Sims fashion editor: Anna Cockburn hair: Guido make-up: Miranda Joyce model: Jayne Windsor

[bookwyrmshoard]

My Top Ten Most Anticipated New Releases for January through June, 2021. These are the books I’m really looking forward to reading. Some mysteries, some romance, some romantic suspense, and a little SFF.

Wild Rain (Beverly Jenkins) – Feb. 9

An Extravagant Death (Charles Finch) – Feb. 16

An Unexpected Peril (Deanna Raybourn) – Mar. 2

The Conductors (Nicole Clover) – Mar. 2

I’m Only Wicked With You (Julie Ann Long) – Apr. 13

Chaos on CatNet (Naomi Kritzer) – Apr. 27

The Lady Has a Past (Amanda Quick) – May 4

Legacy (Nora Roberts) – May 25

Someone to Cherish (Mary Balogh) – June 1

Castle Shade (Laurie R. King) – June 8

More books I’m looking forward to: 

All The Colors of Night** (Jayne Ann Krentz) – Jan. 5

The Forever Girl (Jill Shalvis) – Jan. 12

The Ruthless Lady’s Guide to Wizardry (C. M. Waggoner) – Jan. 12

Act Your Age, Eve Brown (Talia Hibbert) – Mar. 9

The Windsor Knot** (S. J. Bennett) – Mar. 9

The Unkindness of Ravens (M. E. Hilliard) – Apr. 13

Project Hail Mary (Andy Weir) – May 4

Undercover Duke (Sabrina Jeffries) – May 25

The Art of Betrayal (Connie Berry) – June 8

Reserved for Murder (Victoria Gilbert) – June 8

** I already read a review copy