Uncommon Vows by Mary Jo Putney
What could have been a complex, multifaceted romance ends up becoming sentimental hogwash. What happened?
Category:Genre: Historical
Almost Perfect by Denise Hampton
Slow and familiar, this is more of a case of almost tedious.
The Princess of Park Lane by Jacqueline Navin
The somewhat okay late parts forces me to reluctantly give it three oogies. It’s too ludicrous to be taken seriously.
The Duchess Diaries by Mia Ryan
Warning, warning! Imbecile heroine out on the prowl!
China Rose by Marsha Canham
How can the romance compete with the far more exciting brother vs brother drama?
Undone by Virginia Henley
My goodness, both the hero and heroine are abhorrent here.
I Do by Mimi Riser
I do feel nauseous after reading this thing.
The Perfect Seduction by Leslie LaFoy
The author’s refusal to hold her hero accountable for his own sins makes this one the perfect contrivance.
Shotgun Wedding by Maggie Osborne
I have a love-hate relationship with this one.
How to Treat a Lady by Karen Hawkins
Nothing makes much sense here, but there are some good moments to make up for that sin.
