The Viscount’s Bawdy Bargain by Connie Lane
Good lord, this is painful to read.
Category:Genre: Historical
To Charm a Prince by Patricia Grasso
There are times when this one is so bad, it’s good. But most of the time, it’s just bad.
Magnolia Creek by Jill Marie Landis
What could have been an emotional read is marred by too-easy resolutions.
A Man of Many Talents by Deborah Simmons
Oh god, the irrational heroine.
Love with a Scandalous Lord by Lorraine Heath
Lorraine Heath moves her story to England, and the first result turns out to be completely forgettable.
To Marry the Duke by Julianne MacLean
Generic, generic, generic, generic, generic.
Slightly Scandalous by Mary Balogh
Mary Balogh wants to be like Stephanie Laurens. It’s quite the sight.
Noble Destiny by Katie MacAlister
Katie MacAlister is lowering the overall quality of romance novels by flooding the market with her basement-tier brain gases.
McKinnon’s Bride by Sharon Harlow
Ah, good old-fashioned heartwarming Americana.
Wedded Bliss by Judith E French, Donna Jordan, and Jean Wilson
Hey, who is Donna Jordan? The rest can just go away.