A Matter of Scandal by Suzanne Enoch
The last two books in this series are pretty average, but this one closes the whole thing on a right note.
Author:Mrs Giggles
Going La La by Alexandra Potter
After a fun debut, the author settles for a more conventional chick-lit romp, sigh.
Beyond Innocence by Emma Holly
While possibly hotter than many historical romances at the moment, this is still quite tame for the author’s standards.
A Lady’s Mischief by Barbara Pierce
This is a charming surprise. It’s so much fun with a different kind of hero.
Lord of the Mist by Ann Lawrence
This one is too safe for its own good, but it’s still okay.
Devil in a Kilt by Sue-Ellen Welfonder
Debut author with a cringe-inducing first book. Quite a common story, sadly.
Well of Darkness by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
A new series, a new direction, and a newly excited old me.
Frontier Woman by Joan Johnston
Remember those good old days when romance heroines are complete idiots that need constant rescuing?
Legends Lake by JoAnn Ross
Ireland is beautiful. Romance novel Ireland, on the other hand, is a pot of neverending cringe.
Rush Hour 2 (2001)
Oh god, just kill me already.