Rescued by the Earl by Roxie Brandon
Life-saving tip: don’t take a sip of alcohol each time a sentence ends with an exclamation mark in this story. You will suffer.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Reluctant Bride by Donna Hatch
A heroine does a very, very stupid thing and gets rewarded with a hot, rich guy. If only real life worked similarly.
Mistletoe Magic by Donna Hatch
It’s not Christmas yet, but already I am getting the happy tingles in my heart.
Secret Valentine by Katy Madison
A heroine, who is facing bankruptcy and homelessness, still has the luxury to whine about true love.
A Winter’s Knight by Donna Hatch
This one is almost a four-oogie read. Almost, that is, which is quite the bummer.
Twelve Nights as His Mistress by Elisa Braden
I like the horny hero, but the story never succeeds in pulling itself together.
Tender Rebel by Johanna Lindsey
This one isn’t bad at all, if one could overlook the main characters, their romance, and their antics.
An Independent Heart by Elizabeth Grant
Well, here’s a new-to-me author whose work doesn’t make me want to run for the hills. I’ll drink to that.
The Earl’s Inconvenient Wife by Ruth Ann Nordin
This one is inconvenienced by its lack of believable romance.
Love Only Once by Johanna Lindsey
Love? Not even once.
