Peri by Danni Roan
This one illustrates the danger of making things too easy for the heroine: it’s easy for me to stop caring too.
Category:Genre: Historical
Beth by Danni Roan
If you want a wholesome time of oohs and aahs, come on in. If you want compelling drama, well, keep going.
A Perilous Marriage by Ruth Ann Nordin
The plot of this story is basically the hero pointing at the heroine and screeching, “NO U KILLED KENNY!!!!”
Bid for a Bride by Ruth Ann Nordin
It looks like helplessness is now a virtue when you’re a romance heroine.
Presenting Lady Gus by Sydney Jane Baily
I like the author’s technique, I like the heroine, and… oh my god, someone please delouse the hero.
Prim by Danni Roan
Maybe things are a little too prim here, too tidy and convenient for everyone.
The Jilted Gentleman by Lisa Torquay
I’d have jilted him too.
Becoming Lady Dalton by Carrie Lomax
Ah yes, another story with the heroine acting like landing a wealthy, well-connected beau is the worst thing ever.
Amanda by Danni Roan
Girl strikes out to the West and finds love in a small town, take 1,596,977,139.
A Season for Treason by Golden Angel
The hero and the sex are hot, but the heroine and the plot are not. Pick your poison, people.
