The Captain’s Bride by Sara Blayne
The author uses so many words to describe annoying banal things.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Rogue by Claire Delacroix
This is a horrible story, but for a story from this author. it’s a triumph.
Knight on the Texas Plains by Linda Broday
Good things are here, but so are the not-good ones. I guess this makes it average?
Love Me Again by Wendy Burge
The characters here are breathtaking in their insanity.
A Twilight Clear by Linda Cook
Great ideas, but very average execution. Sigh.
The Willing Wife by Claudia Dain
The hero mentions his dead wife’s name more often than the heroine’s.
Beneath a Silver Moon by Deborah Schneider
This debut effort has its share of issues, but it is so charming and bouncy that it’s hard not to be entertained.
What She Wants by Lynsay Sands
Once again, the dingbat heroine bogs down the story.
The Wedding Duel by Karen L King
Wait, big misunderstanding stories are still in fashion?
Tapestry by Lynn Kurland, Madeline Hunter, Karen Marie Moning, and Sherrilyn Kenyon
$7.99 for a very average anthology? No, thanks.