A Treasure to Hold by Kathleen McCarthy
There is some promise here, even if it ultimately isn’t delivered.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Crimson Lady by Mary Reed McCall
Whiny martyrs and judgmental assholes make such a lovely coupling.
Don’t Look Back by Amanda Quick
Fair play to the author if she wants to write a historical mystery series, but where’s the decent mystery plot?
Dancing on the Wind by Mary Jo Putney
Missing twin sisters are always a nuisance.
Naughty Marietta by Nan Ryan
This one is so ridiculous that it hurts so, so good.
Lily by Lauren Royal
The heroine is the diabetic spawn from hell. Follow her antics at your own peril.
Lord of the Hunt by Ann Lawrence
Everyone is so serious and joyless here.
Secret Ways by Kat Martin
Just what is with the author’s obsession with virginity as the be all and end all of a woman’s moral?
A Scandalous Lady by Rachelle Morgan
The idiot heroine will sabotage herself to any extent to make sure this story can induce a sugar shock.
Dance of Seduction by Sabrina Jeffries
This one is a bit messy, but it can still deliver a solid good fun time at the end of the day.