A Will of Her Own by Winnie Griggs
The hero must be half jackass, half mule.
Category:Genre: Historical
Once a Gentleman by Candice Hern
Two five-oogie books back to back? Been a while since an author struck that jackpot!
Just Impossible by Judith A Lansdowne
The hero is the most adorable thing ever, but the rest is just… rather boring.
Paradise Falls by Ruth Ryan Langan
Oh my, I think I developed cavities while reading this thing.
Lady Whistledown Strikes Back by Julia Quinn, Suzanne Enoch, Karen Hawkins, and Mia Ryan
Ugh, who brought that woman back again?
Skylark by Jo Beverley
Another tedious, irritating, and useless heroine – and there are so many already.
Hope’s Highway by Dorothy Garlock
This highway goes to a place called Boring.
A Dark Champion by Kinley MacGregor
Clichés galore with extra heavy doses of stupidity and whining from the main characters. Just lovely.
Your Wicked Ways by Eloisa James
The series closes knee-deep in the drain, and my heart is breaking.
Rules of Engagement by Kathryn Caskie
While this isn’t anything new, it’s certainly entertaining enough!
