Too Wicked to Love by Rita Clay Estrada
The heroine tries to act as the hero’s pimp, and it’s all ridiculous.
Category:Genre: Historical
My Lady Wayward by Lael St James
Beware of the creepy immature dingbat heroine.
Naughty or Nice? by Sherrilyn Kenyon, Carly Phillips, Patricia Ryan, and Kathryn Smith
Two very good stories sell this one.
Heart of a Lion by Hillary Fields
This is a fun story, but while it has a fabulous hero, there is also a disappointing heroine. The usual, really.
The Dragon Lord by Connie Mason
As expected, this one is awful. But it has enough campy charm here and there, heh.
A Reckless Encounter by Rosemary Rogers
Oh god, why? Why unleash this thing on everyone?
A Gentleman’s Bargain by Patricia Waddell
Creepy and Creepy embark on a relationship and it’s… creepy.
Desert Bloom by Ronda Thompson
What is the author trying to do? Raise my blood pressure to lethal levels?
Once an Outlaw by Jill Gregory
There are some “Hmm…” moments here, but on the whole, this one works very well.
Wedding of the Year by Victoria Malvey
This is a silly kind of harmless fun. It will do, I suppose.