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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
Tempt Me with Kisses by Margaret Moore
This one is on the familiar, generic side but everything works well enough nonetheless to be an entertaining read.
The Fortune Hunter by Diane Farr
The hero really makes this one. Marry me, George!
Irish Eyes by Tina Donahue, Jill Henry, and Elizabeth Keys
I hope this isn’t a reflection of the general Irish IQ level.
Danger’s Promise by Marliss Moon
Everything here is just distressingly predictable and familiar.
Promise of Gold by Kristen Kyle
This one is quite fun, but the hero is the one who does all the hard work.
When the Laird Returns by Karen Ranney
This one has some issues, but the entire thing is a rocky, emotional ride.
Rules of Marriage by Wilma Counts
Duty, honor, responsibility, and other inconvenient things people insist on following to make their lives complicated.