Celine by Kathleen Bittner Roth
Now here’s a story where the romance actually compromises the heroine’s character.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Duke in Disguise by Cat Sebastian
This could have been the author’s most ambitious work to date, but there’s just too much ground to cover here.
Highland Crown by May McGoldrick
This one needs a different female lead to really, really work.
Anything But a Duke by Christy Carlyle
Oh dear, someone has clearly misheard. I said, “Take me deep, love me hard.” Not “Make me sleep, bore me hard.”
This Scot of Mine by Sophie Jordan
Just what is this? Seriously, what the nine layers of the burning pits down below is this thing?
To Wed an Heiress by Karen Ranney
Oh dear, has this author lost all fondness for nuance in her stories?
The Infamous Duchess by Sophie Barnes
OMG, girls are so, so useless and helpless. OMG. Thank god for men!
A Duke Changes Everything by Christy Carlyle
This is a story that doesn’t need to exist after the first few chapters. So, why even bother? All those wasted words…
How to Woo a Wallflower by Christy Carlyle
At last, a romance only a spoiled millennial brat can love!
A Study in Scoundrels by Christy Carlyle
To spread or not to spread – a question every virtuous romance heroine ponders for a few minutes before spreading anyway.
