The Courtesan’s Daughter by Claudia Dain
Watching wicked women break every rule of Society is never this entertaining.
Category:Genre: Historical
What a Rogue Desires by Caroline Linden
Yes, this is exactly what I need. Yes, yes, OH YES!
Perfecting Amanda by Bonnie Dee
Two men, one baby so many complications. Sigh.
To the Ends of the Earth by Frances Hunter
The bromance will live on… forever!
The Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever by Julia Quinn
This secret diary should have been kept hidden away.
Modus Vivendi by Emery Sanborne
The author seems to focus more on developing the two guys and less on the poor heroine. Ménage à what?
Lady Be Bad by Candice Hern
Bucking the trend of the previous two books, this one is actually alright. Not great, but I’ll take what I can get at this point.
The Rules of Gentility by Janet Mullany
I think I fell in love while reading this story. I also laughed and… oh, darling.
Unholy Vows by Ciar Cullen
It’s a story within a story, a contemporary and a historical. Ooh.
Possession by Mardi Ballou
How many times can the heroine suffer for love? Well, she’s dumb enough!
