Dream Island by Josie Litton
Oh, the scenery. What, there is a plot in this one?
Category:Genre: Historical
The Reluctant Reformer by Lynsay Sands
The story almost works, but it soon gets bogged down by its own singularly repetitive “conflict”.
The Women of Primrose Creek by Linda Lael Miller
Yes, let’s revisit the turds that should have been left hidden away for all time.
The Mackenzies: Jared by Ana Leigh
This one is far more invested in selling past and future books than to tell a story.
The Duchess’ Lover by Julie Beard
Why write a May-December romance if the author makes it such a joyless one?
The Bride Thief by Jacquie D’Alessandro
Oh god, I really this one, despite how absurd and superficial it can get at times.
Lost in Your Arms by Christina Dodd
Not the best, not the worst, just right in the middle.
My Lady’s Trust by Julia Justiss
The author churns out a tale so boring that one has to prop open the eyelids with toothpicks.
Thunder and Roses by Mary Jo Putney
This one is actually pretty good, but is eventually killed by its blatant double standards.
The Renegade’s Heart by Stobie Piel
The sequel is just slightly better. Sigh.
