Lady Sophia’s Lover by Lisa Kleypas
The hero and the heroine are so awesome, they probably don’t need people to read their story.
Category:Genre: Historical
Black Silk by Judith Ivory
I’m ambivalent about this one, but there’s no denying that there are some exquisite moments in this one.
Love’s Journey Home by Jackie Stephens
This one isn’t campy, and has nothing interesting to make up for that lack. Oh, and the heroine’s an imbecile.
Wild West Brides by Cathy Maxwell, Ruth Langan, and Carolyn Davidson
The cover and Cathy Maxwell’s story are the best things about this one.
The Maiden Warrior by Mary Reed McCall
Zzzzzzzzzz…
The Mail Order Groom by Sandra Chastain
There is a great romance here – between secondary characters. The main romance blows chunks.
My Hero by Glynnis Campbell
And… more buffoons!
Midnight Confessions by Candice Proctor
The irrational heroine and the half-baked romance sink this one.
Her Dearest Sin by Gayle Wilson
A bulk of the heroine’s problems are self-inflicted due to her idiotic determination to be virtuous above all else.
The Rake by Suzanne Enoch
This story is a confusing mess of contradictions.
