Outlaw’s Bride by Maureen McKade
This one is alright, but it’s so familiar that it’s like reading about a dead horse.
Author:Mrs Giggles
A Woman of Virtue by Liz Carlyle
A story of boredom.
The Marriage Bed by Claudia Dain
An interesting dilemma makes this medieval romance simply to die for.
Private Radio by Billy Bob Thornton
Admit it, you want to hear him sing about peeping on his daddy and a whore.
Pure Chance by Julie Elizabeth Leto
The dirtiest thing about this one is just how much the plot blows.
His Fair Lady by Kathleen Kirkwood
Everything could have been different, but the author opts to stick to the tropes. Oh well.
The Wicked One by Danelle Harmon
Absolutely wicked and entertaining! This one is just what I need to read.
Master of Desire by Kinley MacGregor
It’s a very same old kind of medieval romance, but it’s put together well enough.
The Defiant Hero by Suzanne Brockmann
Same old stuff from the author – you will know what you get before even opening the book.
Three Weddings and a Giggle by Liz Curtis Higgs, Carolyn Zane, and Karen Ball
Not much giggles to be had here. Jesus won’t approve.