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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Irish Knight by Amy J Fetzer
A book with a plot and characters so familiar and boring… how do I even begin to review this thing?
Bride and Groom by Deborah Johns, Linda Madl, and Patricia Waddell
Ugh. Waste of time and money.
Rebel’s Treasure by Elizabeth Turner
The plot is a mess, but I find myself won over nonetheless. The author is sneaky.
The Border Hostage by Virginia Henley
There are some glimpses of the author I used to enjoy reading here. Why did she have to change her style anyway? Sigh.
Heaven Sent by Sandra Madden
Hellspawn book, more like.
The Lily and the Sword by Sara Bennett
Can the inept heroine prove to the hero that she is pure and virtuous, unlike other women out there?
Claiming the Highlander by Kinley MacGregor
The author does her best to promote that women have no willpower or conviction when it comes to hot men.