Rhythms by Donna Hill
The author’s mainstream debut is disappointingly toothless.
Category:Genre: Historical
Ravished by Virginia Henley
This one is in trouble when the designated useless twin brother is more interesting than the hero.
Lord Ruin by Carolyn Jewel
This is not an easy read, but it’s a very fascinating one.
Texas Bride by Leigh Greenwood
A hot cowboy rides into town and zzzz…
Christmas in Camelot by Brenda K Jernigan
Who wants some putrid level slapstick tomfoolery for Christmas?
The Girl with the Persian Shawl by Elizabeth Mansfield
The hero’s fine, but the women in this story… yikes.
Moonlight Becomes Her by Meagan McKinney
Should have known better than reading something by this author when I’m feeling unwell.
Smoke Eyes by Maureen Reynolds
The author doesn’t want to make things too hard for her characters, and ends up undermining her story.
Wicked Lies by Laura Renken
As long as you look at it as a fun caper rather than strictly romance, it’s actually pretty good.
Duchess in Love by Eloisa James
Eloisa James finally gets her revenge for all the mean things I’ve said about her in the past. Ouch!