Master of the Highlands by Sue-Ellen Welfonder
Eh, what an un-entertaining mess.
Category:Genre: Historical
One Night of Scandal by Teresa Medeiros
Aww, this one is almost great. Almost, but no cigar.
Never Trust a Lady by Suzanne Robinson
The whole thing resembles an unfunny prank.
All Men Are Rogues by Sari Robins
Is this book written by some kind of software that puts together all popular tropes?
Once a Scoundrel by Candice Hern
This one is such an impressive read that I am absolutely, absolutely floored!
Born to Love by Leigh Greenwood
Born to bore, more like.
To Love a Scottish Lord by Karen Ranney
This one feels underdeveloped at some places, rushed at other places.
The Scoundrel by Claire Delacroix
Yes, the author does have it in her. Awesome!
The Cowboy Who Came Calling by Linda Broday
The stereotypes and tropes are coming too!
Ever Yours by Gabriella Anderson
It was so good, until sex makes everyone dumb and things are ruined completely.