To Love a Lord of London by Eleanor Meyers
The author has a decent flow going on… until her characters have to think and make decisions on their own.
Category:Genre: Historical
Desperately Seeking a Scoundrel by Elisa Braden
I’m now desperately seeking a cure for the pain.
Hidden Lover by CA Mortimer
Oh, Carole Mortimer writes about romantic buggery too!
Indecent by Carole Mortimer
This is simultaneously the most terrifying and hypnotically un-look-away-able wreck I’ve come across in a while.
Naledi by Robert Bocking
The party is over before it has even started.
The Real Duke of Circhester by Heather Mar-Gerrison
It’s not an unreadable mess, but still a mess in other unfortunate ways.
To Love Again by Bertrice Small
Sadly, I’ve read hotter and sleazier from the author. Still, it’s an adventure in its own way.
The Wager by Carole Mortimer
If the hero and his four friends do a Voltron, he’d be the arse.
Ravished by Amanda Quick
Sadly, this widely-acclaimed offering from Amanda Quick is also when the magic starts to fizzle for me.
Once a Laird by Mary Jo Putney
Once I loved the author’s stuff… once.
