McQuiston secures her reputation for creating romantic, empathetic, and unique love stories. She truly touches readers with her characters’ compassion toward each other, as well as to a dog too adorable not to love. - RT Book Reviews (4 star review)
Jennifer McQuiston continues her series with this immensely appealing tale with a mystery that will keep readers off balance. Both hero and heroine are exquisitely rendered, warts and all. - ADC Magazine
While I thoroughly enjoyed the first two books in this connected-but-not-a-series series, Moonlight on my Mind totally blew those out of the water. An awesome story with great characters, lots of passion, and a completely intriguing ‘whodunnit’ with enough twists and turns that kept me guessing at the killer’s identity right to the very end! Jennifer McQuiston is a breath of fresh air in the historical romance genre! She has such a talent for storytelling, giving us charismatic, tormented in-their-own-special-way characters we can’t help but connect to and, ultimately, fall in love with! - Blithely Bookish
Entertaining, romantic, mysterious, and suspenseful. Its heroine is an irrepressible delight determined to right a wrong. The hero is guilty of nothing more than wanting to live his own life. As for the villain, there are plenty of suspects, and it’s an up and down ride to find the guilty party. I highly recommend MOONLIGHT ON MY MIND to everyone who likes a good story well told. - Romance Reviews Today
Refreshing historical romance is a fantastic blend of traditional historical romance with unexpected plot twists and characters… I also had NO idea who the killer in this novel was. When the killer was finally revealed, I had to scrape my jaw off my Kindle so I could finish reading. - At the Corner of First and Romance
A delightful story of righting wrongs, even though it may be hard and finding that one person to love. McQuiston was magical, like always. Fantastic addition to the Avon collection. - The Brunette Librarian
“…the writing is good, as is the characterization of the two principals, both of whom are far from perfect and feel that little bit more real because of it. I enjoyed the way Patrick developed from a man who had little patience or interest in titles or society into one who realized that he was more than capable of running an earldom; and Julianne’s transformation from spoiled brat to a capable, loving and loyal wife was very well done indeed.” - All About Romance
“A “maddening, unpredictable, and a little bit vain” young woman who “tried on gentlemen like new shoes” takes charge of her rather slovenly husband out of a sense of guilt, but together they manage to forge a true marriage and eventually uncover a murderer in McQuiston’s (Summer Is for Lovers) fast-paced, witty, and totally addictive Victorian romance.” - Library Journal (starred review)
