A Mother’s Way by Lisa Cach, Susan Grant, Julie Kenner, and Lynsay Sands
All these mothers want for Mother’s Day is their kids married.
Category:Genre: Historical
Enchanting Pleasures by Eloisa James
So many big and small misunderstandings, this one is like a torture involving a million paper cuts.
Sweet Deceit by Lynn McKay
This one shows many signs of plotting incompetence.
Heart of a Hunter by Betty Davidson
How did the smart heroine from the previous book get a daughter this imbecilic?
The Secret Lover by Julia London
Some glimmers of brilliance here, but the story is not quite together.
The Exiles by Nita Abrams
Don’t read this book unless you have the previous book close at hand!
Lady in Waiting by Nicole Byrd
The main characters here must be in their preteens. That is the only explanation for their antics.
His Scandal by Gayle Callen
These two brats, they will never last.
Shades of Honor by Wendy Lindstrom
The problem with massively acclaimed books is that they rarely live up to the hype when I get to them.
Kiss the Bride by Patricia Cabot
Each heroine’s IQ is going down with each new book the author puts out.