A Gentleman’s Honor by Stephanie Laurens
This one isn’t as dry and boring as the author’s last few books. Still quite dry and boring, though.
Category:Genre: Historical
Midnight Silk by Laurie Grant
Much about this reeks of potential, but the execution is kind of just there.
Lakota Legacy by Madeline Baker, Kathleen Eagle, and Ruth Wind
When it’s good, it’s very good. When it’s not, run.
All I Ever Needed by Jo Goodman
Oh good, all that whipping and self-flagellation. Are we sure they are not in a cult?
The Golden Lord by Miranda Jarrett
No gold here. Maybe a copper.
A Savage Beauty by Merline Lovelace
There is some action, a great hero, but also a weak heroine and abundance of predictable twists and turns.
Love Remembered by Ellen Fisher
Oh, look who’s back! There’s some life left after New York, after all!
Mesmerized by Candace Camp
Ghosts, seances… and yet, many things here feel familiar.
The Ideal Husband by Shari Anton
Amnesia isn’t stopping the hero and the heroine from behaving like randy teens in this “medieval” romance.
The Pirate Next Door by Jennifer Ashley
This one has charm by the spades, but it’s also a bit too silly for its own good.