Whirlwind Wedding by Jacquie D’Alessandro
The heroine is such a pushover, she’d make the perfect housemaid.
Category:Genre: Historical
Maddie’s Justice by Leslie LaFoy
This one is too clichéd to its own detriment.
A Saxon’s Love by Marilyn Grall
The author wants to redeem a villain by giving him his story, and then completely chickens out on the redeeming part. Sigh.
The Perfect Wife by Jane Goodger
Infatuation can be a bitch to get over, especially when it’s aimed at the wrong type of guy.
No Marriage of Convenience by Elizabeth Boyle
Too many plot elements, too many things happening at once – I’m surprised the stage is still standing.
Arizona Gold by Maggie James
This is a standard rollicking Western romance, It’s okay, we all have read this before.
Dark Sapphire by Lisa Jackson
This whole thing feels like a bad accident from start to finish.
Never a Lady by Marlene Suson
Oh people, must we be this unremarkable and generic?
Where Dreams Begin by Lisa Kleypas
Watch out, the sugar tide is coming in!
An English Rose by Deborah Satinwood
The heroine loves her stupid house more than anything else here, and that’s sad.