A Season for Scandal by Stephanie Laurens
Abysmal reissues will only benefit authors and publishers. Readers, stay away.
Category:Genre: Historical
Mightier Than the Sword by Peggy Waide
It is going so well until everyone decides to be stupid.
What Matters Most by Winnie Griggs
God help me, if I read another Western with the heroine giving the injured hero some bedside TLC, I will cut a bitch.
The Lion of Venice by Deborah Johns
Ooh, Venice. This one is fit to be drowned in the canals, though.
Almost Innocent by Jane Feather
The romance is the most disappointing thing in this one.
Fallen by Emma Jensen
This one only comes alive late in the story. Good thing I stayed awake that long.
The Ranger’s Bride by Laurie Grant
I wish I can murder the hero a few times over. And then I’ll kill him some more.
A Proper Affair by Victoria Malvey
Cute characters, but the plot is just too silly and annoying at times.
The Knight by Juliana Garnett
Such a shame about the sagging middle and pacing issues.
The Impossible Texan by Allie Shaw
The heroine is a childish brat so yucks.
