Princess by Gaelen Foley
The author looks like she means business – she wants to be the queen of swashbuckling romances.
Category:4 Oogies
Never Trust a Rake by Eileen Putman
This traditional Regency author’s first mainstream historical romance is a pretty good hit out of the gates.
Paper Roses by Celia Collier
Nothing really new here, but there’s something pretty good too.
To Venus and Back by Tori Amos
Two albums in one, so it’s twice the experience.
Lady’s Man by Suzanne Simmons
This one has issues, but it has its share of winning charms too.
An Ideal Husband (1999)
All the twists and turns are engineered by the naughty villain – all are helpless before her!
Silken Threads by Patricia Ryan
I don’t like the hero, but everything else is just fine with me.
Dark Desires by JoAnn Ross
The romance will likely not last beyond a year, but this is an unexpectedly emotional and satisfying read nonetheless.
The Last Man in Town by Susan Kay Law
The premise is a bit silly, but the romance makes wonderful sense.
Scandalous Virtue by Brenda Hiatt
While not exactly groundbreaking, this one fun, frothy read that puts a smile to my face.