A Man to Call My Own by Johanna Lindsey
Is there any reason anymore to keep reading the author’s books?
Category:Genre: Historical
Shadowheart by Laura Kinsale
At least the author ditches the medieval English this time around, heh.
My Seduction by Connie Brockway
A little too much self-pity, but a lot more fun in the end.
Slightly Sinful by Mary Balogh
No matter what the plot is, everything comes back to the rush to martyr oneself, stupidly.
Merely the Groom by Rebecca Hagan Lee
The spy plot is dumb, the hero is dumb, and the heroine is just a little dumb. Maybe the last is a blessing?
The Lover by Nicole Jordan
The author removes the skanky elements of the original edition. and highlights her incompetent plotting further.
The Wedding Game by Jane Feather
Yikes, who let these turds in?
Three Nights… by Debra Mullins
The author goes full circle and re-channels her awful, awful debut effort.
The Princess Masquerade by Lois Greiman
It’s a bit better than the last book, not that this is anything to be happy about.
In My Heart by Melody Thomas
There are enough charming moments here to make this otherwise uneven story worth a look.
