I had never read anything by her and wasn't expecting much.  I was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed Confessions at Midnight so much.  Well-written and steamy, though not quite a "keeper".  Definitely kept my attention.  Premise is a Lady's book club  "Ladies Literary Society of London"  (sounds like they are reading Shakespeare); but they read scandalous books like "Memoirs of a Mistress".  Funny, but I've always enjoyed books about book clubs.  Reading Lolita in Tehran was another (non-romance) one. 

Just got Sleepless at Midnight.  I hope its as good.  Anybody else? 

I really enjoyed Confessions at Midnight...it was almost a keeper for me under that category.   Please let me know if you like Sleepless at Midnight, I have not read that one yet!

I have Confessions at Midnight in my TBR, maybe I need to move it forward :)

I had Confessions at Midnight on my to buy list for a long time because of a decent review I read somewhere (TRR or AAR, I think  - can't remember), but before I got that one from here, I bought Sleepless at Midnight new, and as I recall, I didn't think it was anything exceptional, so I still haven't read Confessions yet.  I think Sleepless was maybe a 3-4 star read for me, and I posted it to my PBS shelf almost immediately after I finished it.  I can't recall exactly why  I wasn't nuts about it - the ones that are a little on the blah side for me tend to be quickly forgotten - but it seems to me like the plot was a little thin, predictable, blah-blah-blah.  You know how that goes though:P  We all differ, and I tend to find that a lot of the ones I find to be decent reads, but not keepers, are the ones that the majority of the ladies here seem overall to enjoy, whether they keep them or not.

Sleepless was just okay. I thought Confessions was an improvement so I'll probably read the last two in the series.

I read one by her that I thought was blah and then The Bride Thief, which I quite liked.  Waiting to read Confessions at Midnight til Sleepless at Midnight turns up.

I liked Sleepless better than Confessions. Jacque D doesnt invent the wheel or anything but I find her writing winsome. In small doses.

I liked The Bride Thief too.

I have The Bride Thief too, and a couple of others I'd have to go check my "D" TBR drawer (I'm like the public freaking library here - I just need a librarian to run it for me:P) to say for sure which ones they are.  I'm thinking it's Love and the Single Heiress, which I have 2 copies of (1 is on my shelf), Who Will Take This Man?, Never a Lady, and of course, Confessions at Midnight.  I may have to pull one of them out and give her a whirl again soon.  So many books TBR, and only so many hours in a day...

Hmm... I've only read the contemporary stuff she's written for Blaze--I'll have to check out her historical stuff...

I have read Sleepless and really liked it but it was not a keeper.  I have Bride Thief and Never a Lady in my TBR mountain - er, pile.  I put Confessions on my reminder list.  I had read a book by her a year or two ago, Whirlwind Wedding ? I think and I don't recall being impressed so I am glad I tried her again.

At the risk of sounding stupid, someone said there were more titles in this historical series.  Which ones are they? 

I have really enjoyed the majority of her books. One that stands out in my mind is:  RED ROSES MEAN LOVE.  I think it may have been her first historical and I don't believe it is connected to any other of her books.  I also really liked LOVE AND THE SINGLE HEIRESS and THE BRIDE THIEF. 

Here's info on her connected books:

Whirlwind Series:  WHIRLWIND WEDDING & WHIRLWIND AFFAIR

Related Regency Era Connected Books: WHO WILL TAKE THIS MAN (#1),  LOVE AND THE SINGLE HEIRESS (#2),  NOT QUITE A GENTLEMAN (#3) & NEVER A LADY (#4)

Mayhem In Mayfair Series:  SLEEPLESS AT MIDNIGHT (#1) CONFESSIONS AT MIDNIGHT (#2)  #3 & #4 are coming out in 2009.  The second book in the series CONFESSIONS is my favorite of the two.

Cheryl

Well, I just finished Sleepless at Midnight and I enjoyed it, though it wasn't nearly as good as Confessions at Midnight.

I didn't know she wrote earlier Blaze books...I have a new Sleepless at Midnight on my posted shelf.  I won this in a contest but I didn't read it.  Seems like the consensus here is mixed.