An Innocent Mistress by Rebecca Wade
Ugh, the hero needs to be taken down a few pegs, but nobody in this story will do it.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Highwayman by Anne Kelleher
The hero’s inability to treat his wife with any shred of decency sinks this one.
Pale Moon Rider by Marsha Canham
Very few authors can do excitement and romance like Marsha Canham.
Swift as Desire by Laura Esquivel
Even literary fiction has big misunderstanding plots. That’s… reassuring, I suppose.
Autumn Star by Lori Morgan
The characters’ chemistry are okay, but everything else needs a lot more work.
All Through the Night by Connie Brockway
I love this book so much, the review ends up being such an embarrassment. Please don’t click the link!
A Notorious Love by Sabrina Jeffries
The heroine is annoying, which takes the whole thing down a notch or two.
Tempting Torment by Jo Goodman
Who dug this turd out of the septic tank?
Lord of the Plains by Velda Sherrod
Aww, so much potential… wasted.
The Marshal and Mrs. O’Malley by Julianne MacLean
Warning: incompetent moron heroine wants to take revenge. LOL.
