The Valley of Horses by Jean M Auel
Kneel before the looming penetrative glory of the Lord Dongalar, Savior of Womankind!
Category:Genre: Historical
Violets Are Blue by Ronda Thompson
Good grief, more dim-witted heroines from this author. Will she ever stop?
Summer Moon by Jill Marie Landis
This one is cheesy, hokey, and played out… but it still works in some ways.
For the Love of Lila by Jennifer Malin
For the love of me, please let’s get the party started.
The Legend by Kathleen Givens
Holy cow, this one is a chore to slough through.
The Impossible Bride by Allie Shaw
Uneven and contrived.
Heart of the Condor by Laura Renken
Campy fun is one thing, but I have this suspicion that most of the fun is accidental by design.
One Night of Passion by Elizabeth Boyle
The author still hasn’t found her proper sense of timing.
Callie’s Convict by Heidi Betts
Forget the Alamo. We need to rob some brain banks for these heroines.
A Fallen Woman by Cheryl Bolen
How disappointing that the mistress-turned-heroine isn’t such a mistress type after all.