The Marriage Masquerade by Cheryl Anne Porter
US and the Great Britain in a union of dumb and dumber.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Light in the Darkness by Ellen Fisher
Now this is what I call a debut effort. A show of hands, everyone!
The Scandalous Miss Howard by Nan Ryan
Here’s The Count of Monte Cristo, the dumbass squared version.
A Gentleman at Heart by Barbara Pierce
Wait, why would anyone find the hero appealing again?
Knight in My Bed by Sue-Ellen Welfonder
The world is ending? Who cares – the heroine is more concerned about making babies with the man who hates her. Genius!
The Knight and the Rose by Isolde Martyn
The author should speak to her agent and publisher. This is better off aimed at the historical fiction crowd.
On a Wild Night by Stephanie Laurens
Rushing to write a hundred books a month seems to have caused a short circuit in the author.
A Rebellious Bride by Brenda Hiatt
This one has one of the most imbecilic heroines ever. Rescuing her from her own mess makes up 90% of the story.
Shall We Dance? by Judith A Lansdowne
Shall we zzzzz…
Texas Homecoming by Leigh Greenwood
Can love endure despite issues like betrayal and conflicted allegiances? Alas, this story sweeps aside important issues and is poorer as a result.
