An Unmistakable Rogue by Annette Blair
The childishness is unmistakable too, and annoying.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Night We Kissed by Laurie Brown
This book is a menace – it kills brains.
Beloved Highlander by Sara Bennett
Wretched whiners and martyrs are everywhere here. Be careful.
Who Will Take This Man? by Jacquie D’Alessandro
This one is going great, until the heroine turns into a twit.
Fountain of Fire by Josie Litton
Should we all commit mass suicide because we can never be as awesome as these Akorans?
Waking the Princess by Susan King
Well, the author has found her stride in this one. Finally!
Where’s My Hero? by Lisa Kleypas, Julia Quinn, and Kinley MacGregor
No clue, and don’t care.
The Lady Chosen by Stephanie Laurens
Cynster, Bastion Club, whatever – the song and dance remain the same.
He Said Yes by Patricia Waddell
Well, I say no. Heh, the author makes it so easy to do that.
Under the Wishing Star by Diane Farr
What is with all these brown cow heroines who can’t cobble two thoughts together?