An Indecent Proposition by Emma Wildes
Technically, this one is spotty, but there is enough hotness here to get me reeled into the story.
Category:Genre: Historical
To Beguile a Beast by Elizabeth Hoyt
Well, this one missed the spot by an inch or two. It’s still very good, though.
Bound by Your Touch by Meredith Duran
It takes a long time for these two twits to learn that they are wrong. What is it they say about being the last to know?
The Ash Spear by GR Grove
Unwaith eto, gyda theimlad… did I get that right?
Wed Him before You Bed Him by Sabrina Jeffries
Sigh, the author’s determination to play it safe by following the formula keeps what could have been a fine, memorable tale firmly rooted in mundanity.
Don’t Bargain with the Devil by Sabrina Jeffries
Stupidity piled upon stupidity, and that’s just the plotting process. Everything about this one screams “Ill-plotted gibberish!”
The Seduction of a Duke by Donna MacMeans
One imbecile is never enough, so how about two? Better now?
A Hint of Wicked by Jennifer Haymore
This is a promising, but still clunky, read that tries to be a bit different from the rest.
Don’t Tempt Me by Loretta Chase
This one can be fun, but I’ve read all this before.
The Bride and the Buccaneer by Darlene Marshall
Once again, the characters are far better than the lame plot they are stuck in.
