The Bridal Veil by Alexis Harrington
The use of tired old plot devices to resolve complicated issues ultimately bogs this one down.
Category:Genre: Historical
Irish Rogue by Candace McCarthy
Asshole jerk hero, wimpy dumb heroine – the usual lovely combination to make everyone’s day better.
Then Comes Marriage by Kasey Michaels
This one is fun. It’s not the deepest story or the most emotional one, but it has its share of good moments.
Emerald Rain by Linda Francis Lee
The author doesn’t have any melodrama that is too much and too ridiculous for her to cram into a story.
Lord of Fire by Gaelen Foley
The double standards here are impressive.
Tempted by Your Touch by Jen Holling
The heroine is annoying, but then again, they always are, aren’t they?
Libby’s London Merchant & Miss Chartley’s Guided Tour by Carla Kelly
Two oldies reissued in one single book. One story is better than the other, but this reissue is a good value for money.
Too Wicked to Marry by Susan Sizemore
Well, the momentum didn’t last long. Aww.
Moonlit by Emma Jensen
The emotions are there, but the story is so pedestrian and dull that it’s snoozeville all the way.
Highland Lord by Colleen Faulkner
Oh dear, the hero is such a stereotypical meathead.