McAlistair’s Fortune by Alissa Johnson
The pace is draggy and the main characters are annoying, making this an off read.
Category:Genre: Historical
Captured by Beverly Jenkins
The history is far more interesting than the story.
Reynold de Burgh: The Dark Knight by Deborah Simmons
Why is the poor hero saving people who don’t want to be saved? Let the morons die, thanks!
Captain’s Surrender by Alex Beecroft
Oh, what are lonely men to do when the nights are cold and lonely at sea?
A Lady of Persuasion by Tessa Dare
Be patient with this one – it gets better. Much better.
How to Tempt a Duke by Kasey Michaels
This one’s alright. Nothing too awful, but nothing too awesome either. Just a pleasant variation of the same old fare.
Mastering the Marquess by Vanessa Kelly
First author mistakes are rife here.
The Surgeon’s Lady by Carla Kelly
By the gods, the author made me give her another five-oogie review. Ooh, how vexing!
The Scot and I by Elizabeth Thornton
The heroine is almost suicidal in her determination to be a martyr. Too bad she doesn’t get her wish.
Not Quite a Husband by Sherry Thomas
I really want to love this book, but something about it leaves me cold.
