A Beautiful Surrender by Brenda Williamson
This one is simply, without a doubt, too much fun for words.
Category:Genre: Historical
Night Song by Beverly Jenkins
This is the first ever mainstream historical romance with black characters. It’s worth a look even if it has its shares of debut author issues.
Autumn in Scotland by Karen Ranney
This one takes after a very famous story line that has become a trope in itself, and follows it too faithfully.
What a Lady Wants by Victoria Alexander
Way to go in showing me what a bad idea it is to hook up with a bad boy.
The School for Heiresses by Sabrina Jeffries, Liz Carlyle, Julia London, and Renee Bernard
The curriculum needs a revamp STAT.
Dealing Straight by Emily Veinglory
The sodomy cowboys are alright. Rather forgettable, but still, I’m okay with them.
A Little Bit Wicked by Victoria Alexander
It’s a lot more tedious and predictable.
The Prince Kidnaps a Bride by Christina Dodd
The author always knows how to emasculate her heroes with style.
The Rules of Seduction by Madeline Hunter
You are dumb! You too are dumb! Everyone is dumb!
The Sinful Nights of a Nobleman by Jillian Hunter
Is the poor author burning out? It feels like it, oh dear.
