Here’s to the Ladies by Carla Kelly
This isn’t a romance, technically, but it can be one of the most romantic reads ever.
Category:Genre: Historical
Soaring Eagle’s Embrace by Karen Kay
Sometimes I feel so embarrassing reading such stories, although I’m not sure whom I’m embarrassed for.
No Place for a Lady by Katherine Greyle
Are these two spies or just kids gone wild?
The Princess and the Pirate by Lois Greiman
Here’s a top contender for the most idiotic read of 2003.
The Admiral’s Daughter by Sandra Madden
What a lovely cover! The better to suck innocents into experiencing the terrors of this story, no doubt.
By Starlight by Marliss Moon
There isn’t much here to warrant a better review or even a read.
The Wife Test by Betina Krahn
This one is a dumb-powered monstrosity. Proceed with extreme caution.
Starstruck by Regina Scott
The characters, especially the heroine believe it or not, are adorable. The plot could be better, though.
Becoming Georgia by Emily Carmichael
This is almost a great book until those last few chapters. So close, yet so far away.
The Viscount’s Bride by Wilma Counts
There is hardly any romance here, just lots of stuff about evil industrialists and oppressed workers.