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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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!
The Blue Viking by Sandra Hill
Oh boy, when things aren’t funny, they just aren’t… funny. Not even a bit.
The Indiscretion by Judith Ivory
Hmm, Judith Ivory is going a little more fluffier than usual. Not that this is a bad thing in itself, but still…
The Fraser Bride by Lois Greiman
This one has bland, one-note everything.
Midnight Honor by Marsha Canham
One woman. A war. Two men. A very happy reader.
Highland Lady by Colleen Faulkner
The main couple eventually get upstaged by the upstarts. That will teach them for being so dull.
His Forbidden Kiss by Margaret Moore
Ugh, whiny hero that just won’t quit alert.
The Bad Luck Wedding Night by Geralyn Dawson
The hero treats everyone well, even being their doormat. Well, except the heroine – that one he treats like dirt.