Lady of Skye by Patricia Cabot
Mildly funny, but rather underdeveloped – this one is just okay.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Scottish Bride by Catherine Coulter
Another asshole vicar hero in a romance novel. What happened to all the nice ones?
Silver Wind by Linda Cook
The intrigue is enjoyable, but the hero’s recalcitrance is obnoxious to follow.
A Man of Steel by Cindy Harris
No, this is not Superman porn. Shame, it’d probably be more interesting if it was.
Night of Fire by Barbara Samuel
Con te partirò, su navi per mari, che io lo so, no no non esistono più…
Montana Born and Bred by Alexis Harrington
It was so good, until it got really dumb closer to the end.
Secrets of a Perfect Night by Stephanie Laurens, Victoria Alexander, and Rachel Gibson
Big names, but only so-so stories.
The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn
Even the author’s comedy can’t overcome the dreaded effect of the clichés.
The Duke by Gaelen Foley
This is a hot mess, but it can deliver a powerful kick to the gut.
My Wild Irish Rose by Rachel Wilson
The entire story is about everyone saving the clueless heroine as she careens from one disaster to another.