The Scout by Lynna Banning
Warning: the heroine here has a martyr complex that will make Mary Balogh’s heroines turn green with envy.
Category:Genre: Historical
Winter Fire by Jo Beverley
Finally, a book by this author that doesn’t make me grit my teeth! But too much Rothgar, ugh.
The Seducer by Madeline Hunter
You can change the setting, but the song and dance routine remains the same.
The Impostor by Celeste Bradley
It has its share of flaws, but worst of all, it follows a fabulous book.
The Pirate and the Puritan by Cheryl Howe
Here comes the sophomore slump…
Rose by Lauren Royal
Everything about this story is inconsistent and artificial.
For the First Time by Kathryn Smith
Things fall apart so close to the end.
Texas Woman by Joan Johnston
This is so bad that it is so good as a result. Shut down the brain and enjoy.
A Wedding Story by Susan Kay Law
For once, it is the hero that stinks up the party.
One Wild Night by Barbara Dawson Smith
How do you redeem a selfish woman? Turn her into someone else completely.