A Comfortable Wife by Stephanie Laurens
Here’s a shocking discovery: a book by this author with no sex is quite the dud.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Widow’s Kiss by Jane Feather
The heroine creates a great heroine, and then proceeds to hack away at her ability to get the upper hand. Ouch.
The Bride Sale by Candice Hern
This one is perfectly decent, but be careful – you may get diabetes from it.
The Painted Lady by Lucia Grahame
Why don’t I like this book as much as other people did? That would have made me feel so much smarter.
Knight Triumphant by Shannon Drake
YOU ARE AN EAGER BAWD AND YOU WILL BURN IN HELL!
The Colonel’s Daughter by Merline Lovelace
The hero feels underdeveloped, and the romance suffers as a result.
Falcon’s Angel by Judith E French
The hero and the heroine are the worst things about this story.
A Question of Honor by Nita Abrams
Arguments, quarrels, and other childish antics all day long.
Touched by Fire by Kathleen O’Reilly
This one has promise, but the execution is such that it ends up being underwhelming.
So Wild a Heart by Candace Camp
Hero plots with mistress, but the mistress gets all the blame while the hero gets all the glory. Romance, in a nutshell.