When Strangers Marry by Lisa Kleypas
Why do authors keep re-putting out old books best left forgotten?
Category:Genre: Historical
Kingdom of Moonlight by Josie Litton
The Akorans are not happening. Just let them go, please.
Her Highness, My Wife by Victoria Alexander
Oh, this is a romance story fit for a princess.
The Pretender by Barbara Miller
At least this time they didn’t waste a hot guy cover on a crappy book!
Sinfully Delicious by Lora Kenton
This is another story fueled by the heroine’s stupidity, played up for laughs. Oh joy.
Once Upon a Pillow by Christina Dodd and Connie Brockway
Wow, there’s one really amazing bed in here, alright.
My Lady’s Pleasure by Julia Justiss
The two characters here are such wretched wastes of space, I don’t know why nobody hadn’t killed them long before.
Nicola and the Viscount by Meg Cabot
The heroine has to be wrong and embarrassed, because she dares to have a mind of her own.
The Lady Is Tempted by Cathy Maxwell
I’ve had fun, but probably for all the wrong reasons.
Seduction by Amanda Quick
The hero is just too much here; I can’t appreciate how he just steamrollers the heroine over and over.
