A Cowboy’s Heart by Liz Ireland
The hero is an incompetent buffoon, which makes this otherwise enjoyable story a bit of a head-scratcher.
Category:3 Oogies
Escapade by Kasey Michaels
All the secondary characters here are far more interesting than the hero and the heroine. They are fun, but still…
The Wisdom of Crocodiles (1999)
This is a boring, maudlin mess, but a strangely fascinating one nonetheless.
The Diabolical Baron by Mary Jo Putney
First books getting reissued often never go well, but the author manages to do this mostly egg-free on the face.
Heart of the Dove by Tracy Fobes
This one doesn’t seem very paranormal at all, and the main romance is quite flat.
Spirit by Jewel
She swallowed the moon and gave birth to a planet. Or something.
How to Win (Back) a Wife by Lass Small
What’s the point of this story again? Is there even a plot? Cute guy though.
The Scoundrel’s Vow by Sherri Browning
There isn’t much here, but the author has a charming style of narrative.
Into the Wild Wind by Jane Goodger
The scenery and the excitement all fare better than the romance.
A Regency Sampler, edited by Kelly Ferjutz
Sample some light-hearted fun here.