Beau Crusoe by Carla Kelly
The author’s first non-Regency release keeps her usual sensibilities while embraces a higher form of brilliance. This one is different yet heartwarming – a must read indeed.
Category:Genre: Historical
Wild Sweet Love by Beverly Jenkins
How sweet, a former bank robber heroine (yes, heroine) gets her Cinderella makeover.
Desperate Duchesses by Eloisa James
Oh god, the author makes me give another of her books five oogies, Please stop, I’m embarrassed enough already.
The Accidental Countess by Melissa Schroeder
This one feels like a watered down version of any typical historical romance set in England,
The Perils of Pursuing a Prince by Julia London
The two main characters behave like children. Annoying, bratty children.
His Boots Under Her Bed by Ana Leigh
This one is fun, as long as one doesn’t mind the plot, which is rather… unfortunate.
Too Scandalous to Wed by Alexandra Benedict
Stalking is never this fun or sexy.
Not Quite a Lady by Loretta Chase
The author comes back to Avon, a full circle, and becomes boring and predictable. Hope this is only temporary!
The Duke’s Indiscretion by Adele Ashworth
Musical people are so cray-cray!
Her Only Desire by Gaelen Foley
It was fun while it was in India. but then it moves to England. Boring!
