Silk and Secrets by Linda Madl
Why is this marketed as a romance and not a, say, mystery?
Category:Genre: Historical
The Texan’s Wager by Jodi Thomas
There is a good story in here, sandwiched between distracting external conflicts and a dumb premise.
When It’s Perfect by Adele Ashworth
When, exactly, will it be the perfect again?
His Bride by Gayle Callen
Ah, the joys of marrying a submissive brown cow…
Prairie Moon by Maggie Osborne
This one has an amazing first half, and an underwhelming other half.
High on a Hill by Dorothy Garlock
Yawn as the hero joins a rank of protective men to save the sheltered, child-like heroine from the rest of the world.
The Adventurer by Jaclyn Reding
It is best to read this while enjoying the pleasures of alcohol.
The Italian by Elaine Coffman
This one is unbearably corny, but I still find myself liking it despite my better judgment.
Gettin’ Merry by Francis Ray, Beverly Jenkins, Monica Jackson, and Geri Guillaume
Now this is what I call a fine Kwanzaa-time read.
Whirlwind Affair by Jacquie D’Alessandro
Come gape at the heroine’s monumental stupidity!