Anne’s Perfect Husband by Gayle Wilson
The one-dimensional virtuous heroine ruins an otherwise solid story.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
Her Only Hero by Jo Ann Ferguson
It’s all fluff, but there is fun, cheesy adventures, and other rollicking nonsense to savor, so all is good.
The Bride and the Beast by Teresa Medeiros
Not much depth here, just playful banter wrapped up in a whole lot of insubstantiality.
Runaway Hearts by Katie Rose
The author’s stories are never well-plotted and her characters can be daft, but damn it, I can’t resist all that adorable charming sweetness she is spooning out!
