A Study in Scoundrels by Christy Carlyle
To spread or not to spread – a question every virtuous romance heroine ponders for a few minutes before spreading anyway.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Disgraceful Lord Gray by Virginia Heath
The disgrace lies more in how the heroine just doesn’t have it.
Rules for a Rogue by Christy Carlyle
This one doesn’t quite hit all the right spots, but still, it tries, and that counts for something, I suppose.
Mrs. Martin’s Incomparable Adventure by Courtney Milan
You’re supposed to find this story woke, stunning, and brave.
Lady Derring Takes a Lover by Julie Anne Long
This is a really cute, fun, and entertaining comedy. Emphasis on comedy. As a romance, it’s…. well… adequate, I guess.
The Wicked Heir by Elizabeth Michels
I have no idea what this story is about, but the crazy is infectious.
Go with Your Heart by Savannah J Frierson
That moment when you realize that the back story is far more interesting than the present day one…
A Most Unsuitable Match by Julia Justiss
Of course it’s a suitable match. A very, very wonderfully suitable match.
The Girl with the Sweetest Secret by Betina Krahn
No, she doesn’t have a secret penis or anything else that would have made this story memorable.
The Scoundrel in Her Bed by Lorraine Heath
It’s almost a four-oogie read as the feels hit super hard in this one. Alas, this story gets less interesting as it progresses.