How the Scot Was Won by Caroline Linden
The heroine spends all this time oscillating between the hero and her dead father.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Scot to the Heart by Caroline Linden
It was going so, so good, and then things take a turn to “What happened?!!” land.
Clytie’s Caller by Sharon E Cathcart
The intention is interesting, but the end result is unsatisfying.
Rebel by Beverly Jenkins
The best way to defeat white supremacists is to hitch your wagon to a uber-powerful family.
About a Rogue by Caroline Linden
The taming of the un-shrewd.
Once Dishonored by Mary Jo Putney
Saints unite, just like Voltron, to smash down cartoon evil.
The Truth About Cads and Dukes by Elisa Braden
What is the author doing?!! Relentless stupidity isn’t cute!
Gentle Rogue by Johanna Lindsey
This is said to be the Johanna Lindsey romance to die for. Or, is it?
Wanton by Carole Mortimer
That one extra oogie is for the hilarious spanking scene.
A Highland Christmas Dream by Fiona Grant
The heroine is possibly the horniest thing you will ever come across in a clean romance.
