The Ruthless Charmer by Julia London
Short cut psychology and careless reliance on feminine guilt make this one a dull read.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Law and Miss Hardisson by Lynna Banning
Fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun.
Beauty Like the Night by Liz Carlyle
This is a dark and exquisite take on something familiar. Too bad it’s so predictable.
Tides of Love by Tracy Sumner
I don’t get why the hero is whining and making such a big fuss about some minor hiccup in his life.
Trouble in Paradise by Liz Ireland
This one gets by thanks to the author’s sense of humor, and it sure gets by very well indeed.
Five Golden Rings by Various Authors
Two stinkers, three okay to good stories. Merry Christmas, everyone!
Falling for Her by Sandra Lee
This one is alright, but the hero’s stupidity often makes him seem disturbingly destructive.
Courting Susannah by Linda Lael Miller
This one is so boring that it’s quite pointless actually.
My Phillipe by Barbara Miller
Why do they waste such lovely covers on atrocious stories?
Rules of Engagement by Christina Dodd
Second time the charm for this series?