White Lion’s Lady by Tina St John
The author really wants to be a queen of generic romances so badly, it seems.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Proper Wife by Julia Justiss
This one is a decent read, but all that submissive “my husband is my boss” nonsense is really not my thing.
The China Bride by Mary Jo Putney
This one is going so good until it careens off course and straight down the pits by its last third. Yikes.
My Wicked Earl by Linda Needham
The heroine… oh my god.
The Conquest by Edith Layton
I can’t feel my limbs by the time I reach the last page of this dull, dull book.
A Matter of Scandal by Suzanne Enoch
The last two books in this series are pretty average, but this one closes the whole thing on a right note.
Beyond Innocence by Emma Holly
While possibly hotter than many historical romances at the moment, this is still quite tame for the author’s standards.
A Lady’s Mischief by Barbara Pierce
This is a charming surprise. It’s so much fun with a different kind of hero.
Lord of the Mist by Ann Lawrence
This one is too safe for its own good, but it’s still okay.
Devil in a Kilt by Sue-Ellen Welfonder
Debut author with a cringe-inducing first book. Quite a common story, sadly.