The Pretender by Jaclyn Reding
Feminism is stupidity. Yay!
Category:Genre: Historical
Rose in the Mist by Ana Seymour
The heroine is a spy. Yes, she’s very stupid. How shocking!
Wild and Wicked by Lisa Jackson
This has to be a parody of some sort. Nothing can be so bad by design, surely?
With His Ring by Cheryl Bolen
The creepy stalker girl finally gets his man! All raise a glass to that!
The Orphan by Stella Cameron
If you love your brain, be careful with this one.
Strictly Seduction by Shelley Bradley
The more appropriate title for this book is Strictly Blackmail.
Sentimental Journey by Jill Barnett
Cardboard-thin stereotypes do World War 2, and it’s all… not so happening.
Noble Intentions by Katie MacAlister
Everyone here is nuts. Approach with caution.
Once Forbidden by Terri Brisbin
Stories as dull as this one should really be forbidden.
Lord of a Thousand Nights by Madeline Hunter
This is a well-written slice of genericity. It is okay, but it won’t be memorable.