Article: '[link=https://www.chad.co.uk/news/author-to-return-to-her-mansfield-roots-with-new-book-1-9704430]Author to return to her Mansfield roots with new book[/link]' as featured by
Mansfield Chad, 10th April 2019

As featured by
Richmondshire Today, July 2018

The book is primarily intended for those researching in England & Wales; there are a few references to Scotland and Ireland, but in the context of records that might be found there which relate to inhabitants of England or Wales. If you have English or Welsh ancestors this book is well worth buying. Read the complete review [link=https://www.lostcousins.com/newsletters2/latemar18news.htm#Review]here.[/link]
Lost Cousins

This was a very interesting book. I learned so much -- some things I knew, some things I didn't know and some things I learned more about. I find this part of history interesting and incorporating well known women in history adds to the interest as well as understanding. People of the past truly do pave the way for the future and these trailblazing women of the Georgian Era are an example. Their hardship has led to today's equality, but it is not over yet and we have this book as a look at the past to help us improve the future.
NetGalley, reviewed by Charity Howard

★★★★ The authors have pieced together a great amount of detail from Charlotte’s life. Read the complete review [link=https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36277774-a-georgian-heroine?ac=1&from_search=true]here.[/link]
Rosie Amber