Midnight Confessions by Candice Proctor
The irrational heroine and the half-baked romance sink this one.
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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.
Beyond Seduction by Emma Holly
This one is decent, but I’m starting to wish that the old Emma Holly is back.
Tamed by Your Desire by Jen Holling
Well, this is an somewhat better follow-up, but there are still issues.
Anna and the Duke by Kathryn Smith
I think I’m not young enough to appreciate this insipid thing.
Mischief by Laura Parker
Rapist hero, misogyny… what is this? Are we back in 1972 now?
Seducing Mr. Heywood by Jo Manning
Maybe redeeming a bad girl by blaming everyone else for her misdeeds isn’t such a great idea…
Belle and the Beau by Beverly Jenkins
Okay, who wants a G-rated squeaky clean young adult read? Come get it, kids! Er… kids? Anyone?
Samantha and the Cowboy by Lorraine Heath
Oh look, this is an innocent love story for young kids! Something tells me these kids would like something more raunchy.