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.
Category:Genre: Historical
Love Underground by Alicia Fields
A less-paranormal retelling of Greek legends sounds interesting, but Hades and Persephone here are flat and lifeless.
Gypsy Lover by Connie Mason
You’d look as disgusted as the bloke on the cover too if you were written to be as dumb as he is.
The Marriage Bed by Laura Lee Guhrke
It is probably a testament to the author’s ability that she almost sold me this story. Almost.
One Night With a Prince by Sabrina Jeffries
Confusing, illogical, messy. The sad state of the author’s books these days, sigh.
The Perfect Rake by Anne Gracie
The heroine is so determined to be a martyr, sigh, this is definitely one of those books.
The Naked Duke by Sally MacKenzie
This one can be too stupid for its own good, but it can also be too damned charming.
The Book of the Seven Delights by Betina Krahn
This one is a contest between the hero and the heroine to determine who is the more annoying gnat.
The Seduction of Sarah by Cynthia Clement
So, how much crazy do you like your stories to have?
His Chosen Bride by Alexandra Bassett
If any of the secondary characters had been the main character, this one would be amazing.
