I Do, I Do, I Do by Maggie Osborne
One man, three idiotic women.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Rogue’s Pleasure by Hope Tarr
This is a meh debut effort that tries too hard to emulate its betters.
Notorious by Katherine Sutcliffe
Ooh, the hero is a genuine bad boy that can blow anything Anne Stuart can come up with. Nice.
White Mist by Jaclyn Reding
This mess has its winsome moments, but it’s all over the place.
Canyon Song by Gwyneth Atlee
Wait, a story by this author that doesn’t make me grit my teeth? Amazing.
The Bride of Black Douglas by Elaine Coffman
These people act like they are in a musical or something.
The Ruthless Charmer by Julia London
Short cut psychology and careless reliance on feminine guilt make this one a dull read.
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.