A True and Perfect Knight by Susan Charnley
The title is a lie. What a surprise.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Husband Test by Betina Krahn
This story is powered by the main characters’ apparently limitless stupidity.
Swear by the Moon by Shirlee Busbee
Get drunk and be happy while reading this book – it makes the experience so much better.
The Bride Wore Blue by Cheryl Bolen
Too bad the hero doesn’t get that women can’t read his mind and fall onto his feet.
No Place for a Lady by Deb Stover
Moral of the day: don’t get pregnant if you want to fool around at parties.
Home for the Holidays by Johanna Lindsey
Does the #1 Bestselling Author need money really that badly?
Come Back to Me by Josie Litton
Idiot girl in an idiot plot meets the man of her dreams. The end.
Beloved Protector by Linda O’Brien
This story is running on tedious, boring conflicts.
Wish List by Lisa Kleypas, Lisa Cach, Claudia Dain, and Lynsay Sands
Two authors drag the publisher’s first hardcover to the finish line.
The Wedding Wager by Cathy Maxwell
I have a complex love-hate relationship with this one.
