Two of my favorite things in one place: coffee and an excellent review. Click the picture for Coffee Time Romance’s review of The Betrayal of the Blood Lily. Coffee Time says of Penelope, “Her antics may bite her in the bum on more than one occasion, but she is so earthy and fun you cannot…

A fabulous review of The Betrayal of the Blood Lily (with some great illustrations) from Merrimon Book Reviews.

I didn’t think it could get much better than being compared to a plate of warm chocolate chip cookies, but BookPage may be a contender for favorite review of Blood Lily. The Betrayal of the Blood Lily, says BookPage, “will delight readers with its vivid historical detail, deeply honorable characters fighting against truly wicked villains…

There’s another super review for The Betrayal of the Blood Lily, this time from Booklist. Booklist writes, “Willig brings colonial India to vibrant life through Penelope’s eyes, and the sparks flying between Penelope and Alex generate plenty of heat. By taking the story to India, Willig injects a new energy in her already thriving, thrilling…

In one of my favorite reviews ever, Library Journal just compared The Betrayal of the Blood Lily to

To paraphrase Keats: “More happy reviews! more happy, happy reviews!”

The first review of any new book is always the scariest. It’s like opening your SAT scores.