With Eyes of Love by Corey McFadden
The author’s reliance of nasty secondary characters bogs down this story.
Category:Genre: Historical
Fountain of Dreams by Josie Litton
More Aryan propaganda masquerading as romantic fiction. Ugh.
Flowers from the Storm by Laura Kinsale
Laura Kinsale is arguably the most overrated author in the genre ever.
Blissful, Texas by Liz Ireland
Silly humor can be good. Silly characters, however, aren’t so good.
Taming the Heiress by Susan King
No logic, no fun, no reason – just one very irritating heroine.
To Sir Phillip, with Love by Julia Quinn
The author tries to go the more drama-heavy route, but things don’t quite gel here.
Surrender by Amanda Quick
We’ve had so many imitators since this book was published, but few can do justice to the “good girl gone wild” plot like this author.
The Prince of Pleasure by Nicole Jordan
The only good thing about this one is the sex.
Dancing with a Rogue by Patricia Potter
This is an okay example of a same old story given another tired old spin.
Wind of the Wolf by Cindy Holby
No, this is not about a pet with flatulence problems!