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A Place of Birds (Robert Hale 1997) - "Well paced tale…lucid effortless style with plenty of atmospheric period detail." (HNS Review)

The Iron Road (Robert Hale 1999) - "Lovers of fiction skillfully woven with historical fact will enjoy this author’s latest novel." (HNS Review)

The Enemy Within (Robinson 1999) - "…a fine story of espionage." (HNS Review)

Eye of the Wind (Robert Hale 2001) - " Combines the grittiness of Catherine Cookson with the romance and period detail of Georgette Heyer and the result is delightful…" (Rachel A Hyde for www.myshelf.com)

- "This is a first class historical novel, showing a Cornish lifestyle of 200 years ago, coupled with a gripping storyline." (The West Briton)

- "The book has a thriller feel, and will please romantics who like a little mystery at the same time." (Packet Newspapers)

- "Cornish, historical, romantic and well-written... I loved Eye of the Wind" (Christina Jones, bestselling author of "Going the Distance".)

Tide of Fortune (Robert Hale 2004) - "... the writing was stunning, and so realistic I could feel the salt spray on my face." (HNS Review)

Dangerous Waters (Robert Hale 2006) "Gripping, enthralling and unputdownable, Dangerous Waters is historical romance at its absolute best!" ~ Click here to read the full review at SingleTitles.com

The Chain Garden (Robert Hale 2006) "The Chain Garden is more than a straightforward romance; it is also a study into the nature of guilt and the effect it can have over the human mind and heart. Jane Jackson's novel is satisfying on many levels, well-written and pleasurable to read." ~ Historical Novels Review.

"Wonderfully evocative, atmospheric and marvelously told, The Chain Garden is a spellbinding tale written by a writer who never fails to mesmerize and captivate her readers." ~ Click here to read the full review at Singletitles.com

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