The Wedding Trap by Tracy Anne Warren
The whiny, irritating heroine is the true trap here. Run away!
Category:Genre: Historical
The Perfect Stranger by Anne Gracie
The author really wants everyone reading this to be a good person, just like the heroine.
Marriage Most Scandalous by Johanna Lindsey
The implausibilities and absurdities in this one pile up sky high.
His Wicked Kiss by Gaelen Foley
Once again, the story going back to England ruins everything.
Cowboy Christmas by Catherine Palmer, Lisa Harris, and Linda Goodnight
One indescribably horrid story drags the other two stories down.
Lady Anne’s Dangerous Man by Jeane Westin
The packaging is exquisite, but the characters in the story are quite blah.
The Prize by Beth Williamson
It’s hard to be patient when it comes to the whiny main characters.
Christmas Homecoming by Diane Noble, Pamela Griffin, and Kathleen Fuller
One good story, one okay, and one that is just vile.
The Wife Trap by Tracy Anne Warren
And now the author is telling me how noblemen should live. Why is she doing this? I never asked!
The Bachelor Trap by Elizabeth Thornton
It’d do, but it could have done more.
