Highland Warrior by Monica McCarty
This one tries to be different, and to some extent succeeds. But it fumbles significantly as well.
Category:Genre: Historical
Object of His Desire by Ava March
It’s all about the pumpies here, and if you want that, you’ll get that. That and not much of anything else.
The Heat of the Knight by Scottie Barrett
The heat must have fried the main characters’ brains.
Broken Wing by Judith James
Hello, Most Overrated Romance Novel of 1998.
Eye of the Storm by Lee Rowan
Kinda mundane and the perfection of the main characters wears thin after a while.
Devil of the Highlands by Lynsay Sands
The heroine is a supreme example of brain damage in action. Avoid if you value your sanity.
A View to a Kiss by Caroline Linden
The author writes a spy story, but she doesn’t seem to have the aptitude for that kind of stories yet.
The Sins of Lord Easterbrook by Madeline Hunter
I feel so embarrassed for the both the hero and the heroine. Have we reached this point when it comes to the author’s books?
Tantalizing Secrets by Lynne Connolly
This one defines the term “dully competent”.
First Comes Marriage by Mary Balogh
And then comes the boor. In more ways than one, alas.
