Matt by Leigh Greenwood
This one is pleasant, rather unexciting… but then again, it is the ninth book in the series.
Category:Genre: Historical
An Unlikely Lady by Rachelle Morgan
The heroine is certifiable.
The Overlord’s Bride by Margaret Moore
Nothing new here, but nothing objectionable here too.
Fever by Katherine Sutcliffe
Hot, sexy, and steamy just like the title warned me, this one is just what the doctor insisted on.
Dear Impostor by Nicole Byrd
Two really dumb main characters who are so dumb that they are actually good to laugh at.
The Beautiful Stranger by Julia London
This one has strong strengths and flaws. It’s hard to come up with a conclusive verdict, so… three oogies?
Irish Lace by Candace McCarthy
The cretin in this one sets a new low for heroine dumbassery.
The Protector by Madeline Hunter
This one is just too familiar and safe for its own good.
An Offer From a Gentleman by Julia Quinn
Maybe I’d like this Cinderella thing better if the heroine was more proactive.
Moonshadow by Penelope Neri
If the hero and the heroine weren’t so freaking stupid, this story doesn’t need to exist.
