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…
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Secret Swan by Shana Abé
All posturing, no substance. Meh.
One Man’s Love by Karen Ranney
The heroine in this one is awful enough to negate all the good things about the rest of the story.
Against the Odds by Gwyneth Atlee
So this is what happens when Elmer Fudd goes hunting in a tugboat!
Very Truly Yours by Julie Beard
A story where the hero tries desperately to stop the heroine from being an imbecile. How fun.