England’s Perfect Hero by Suzanne Enoch
The story is a bit different from the usual fare, but it’s still kinda blah.
Category:Genre: Historical
Chieftain by Nan Ryan
It’s so easy to laugh at the nonsensical everything here.
Crosswinds by Cindy Holby
This is actually a solid read, but there are fundamental issues that keep it from being great.
The Perfect Lover by Stephanie Laurens
Hope you didn’t get this one in hardcover, because that will be some serious cash wasted on a bland read.
Pure Silk by Susan Johnson
Hallelujah, this is almost – almost! – the author back in form. Also: Japanese boinking drama!
He Said No by Patricia Waddell
I am entertained, but probably not for the right reasons.
Shadow of the Sun by Tammy Hilz
How can one make a story set in Egypt boring? The mind is boggled.
The Bride Hunt by Jane Feather
Oh, this is just vile.
The Spare by Carolyn Jewel
The conventional, even stereotypical denouement kind of ruins an otherwise different, interesting kind of romance.
The Independent Bride by Leigh Greenwood
You know what they say – have nanny, will marry.