The Nightingale’s Song by Kathleen Eschenburg
It’s The Sound of Music given the flattening treatment!
Category:Genre: Historical
The Troublemaker by Rexanne Becnel
Pair a cruel hero with a clueless reckless heroine and what do you get? Trouble.
Desire by Nicole Jordan
The author’s “Sex with a Troglodyte” party continues.
Let Down Your Hair by Linda Jones
This one is just full of dumb from the heroine and assholery from the hero. Everyone having fun tonight?
Dearest Beloved by Christine Holden
Oh good, a plot full of dumb misunderstanding drama and refusal to communicate.
Major Wyclyff’s Campaign by Katherine Greyle
The hero is a boor and the heroine is a fake feminist. Ugh, off the cliff it should go.
My Fair Quiggley by Judith A Lansdowne
That’s a colorful cover for a sleeping pill.
The Perfect Princess by Elizabeth Thornton
Oh god, are there any intelligent heroines in the author’s books anymore?
The MacGowan Betrothal by Lois Greiman
Ugh, my poor head. What is this thing, anyway?
Enemies of the Heart by Susan Grace
Here’s the enemy of people who want interesting stories.
