Angel by Ruth Langan
Ooh, real emotions and drama! I like!
Category:Genre: Historical
Almost a Lady by Jane Feather
Can it be true love when the hero lies to her from start to end?
A Forbidden Love by Alexandra Benedict
Coincidences, annoying feisty heroines, hackneyed dialogues – yes, this is definitely someone’s first book.
The Bride Hunt by Margo Maguire
This one has almost everything right. Almost. The whiny hero… ugh.
Summer Breeze by Catherine Anderson
It’s a historical romance. Don’t worry, still the same trauma-as-plot protocol.
The Music of the Night by Lydia Joyce
The author goes overboard with the hero’s cruelty and the heroine’s “understanding” nature. So here’s my one oogie to the two of them.
An Invitation to Sin by Suzanne Enoch
The heroine hates marriage but wants to have sex, and then spend the rest of the story screaming that she doesn’t want to marry. What a turd.
Blood Moon Over Britain by Morag McKendrick Pippin
This is another refreshingly different story, but the actual execution is rather blah.
A Taste of Temptation by Amelia Grey
The story needs a lot more effort to work, effort that the author failed to muster.
Dark Desires by Eve Silver
The heroine is in need of psychiatric care. Or maybe putting down.
