The Mermaid of Penperro by Lisa Cach
Making fun of obvious dolts can get tiring after a while.
Category:Genre: Historical
Someone to Love by Kasey Michaels
There’s a heroine in this story? The hero seems to be more into his male buddies…
The Officer’s Bride by Merline Lovelace, Deborah Simmons, and Julia Justiss
Why are there so many stupid heroines running wild?
Anne’s Perfect Husband by Gayle Wilson
The one-dimensional virtuous heroine ruins an otherwise solid story.
Longshadow’s Woman by Bronwyn Williams
Two authors, one pseudonym, no consistency.
Irish Hope by Donna Fletcher
The heroine’s innocence and purity is pretty off-putting.
The Firebrand by Susan Wiggs
Everything here feels so manufactured and tailored to the masses. I’m bored.
The Seduction of Ellen by Nan Ryan
Oh god, just stop fighting and embrace the cheese…
Elusive Passion by Kathryn Smith
Ah yes, that elusive something that will make a book go from okay to special. Well, that’s not here. Sorry!
Into the Woods by Linda Jones
Double standards galore in this one. Women having sex, bad, but men who do it are awesome.