The Wedding Night of an English Rogue by Jillian Hunter
There is humor, there is laughter, but not much else in terms of substance.
Category:Genre: Historical
It’s in His Kiss by Julia Quinn
Do I love this, I wanna know. How I can tell if I love this so…
Celtic Fire by Joy Nash
Nice history, but the characters feel like modern day people.
The Marriage Trap by Elizabeth Thornton
The heroine is a mess and the plot is overcooked and unnecessarily convoluted. Still, I’m entertained for some reason.
Gilding the Lady by Nicole Byrd
All the more annoying stereotypes of historical romances are here. Oh joy.
Lips That Touch Mine by Wendy Lindstrom
It’s too familiar to really stand out or stick to the mind. Still, it’s a pretty good read.
Shall We Dance? by Kasey Michaels
My goodness, this one is such a heartbreaking, amazing read, the author is going to have a hard time topping it.
The Love Affair of an English Lord by Jillian Hunter
This annoying “Let’s make them write three books in a row!” gimmick is resulting in rushed, tedious affairs.
My Wicked Highlander by Jen Holling
This one is alright, but I can’t remember why I liked it shortly after I’ve finished it!
Lost in Temptation by Lauren Royal
Same old martyr act, silly justifications to have sex, etc. Even magic food can’t make this one interesting.