And the Bride Wore Plaid by Karen Hawkins
What a shame that this dreary read is the author’s big time lead title debut.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Marriage Test by Betina Krahn
This one is fine. I just can’t remember much about it once I’m done with it, because it’s not very memorable.
Beauty in Black by Nicole Byrd
It’s almost a great story, until things go wrong late into the story.
Dreams of Destiny by May McGoldrick
Is May McGoldrick trying to be the most boring romance author ever?
The Pursuit of Marriage by Victoria Alexander
And at the finish line awaits… boring old same stuff all over again!
Devil Takes a Bride by Gaelen Foley
So much florid stuff, so much melodrama, and yet, not enough fun.
Charming the Shrew by Laurin Wittig
Eh, it’s a rather typical Highland romance. Nothing of the must-read caliber, but nothing too painful either.
The Wicked Lover by Julia Ross
Meet some of the worst spies ever in existence.
The Wedding Night by Barbara Dawson Smith
Oh, what a dud.
The Princess and the Wolf by Karen Kay
I just want a romance story, not a preachy tract on the evils white people did on Native Americans.
