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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Diamond King by Patricia Potter
What’s this story about again? I’m too enthused to care.
A Game of Scandal by Kathryn Smith
It seems like the author just gave up after a while. Shame, it was decent while it lasted.
The Seduction by Julia Ross
This is a painful manual on how to have sex is the name of responsibility and what not.
A Rogue’s Promise by Peggy Waide
This is an uneven story saved mostly by the main characters being adorable.
The Suitor by Sandy Hingston
This is a bit old school in style, but it breaks the rules so gloriously that I am completely enraptured by it.
A Stylish Marriage by Patricia Waddell
Why pair a feminist to a man who will only hold her back? I don’t get it.
Lone Arrow’s Pride by Karen Kay
This one infantilizes, rather than celebrates, Native American hotness. A pity.