The Countess by Claire Delacroix
What does one do with a villain-turned-heroine? Pretend that her past didn’t exist, of course!
Category:Genre: Historical
Seaswept Abandon by Jo Goodman
Dour characters and florid prose can make such boring reading material.
My Darling Caroline by Adele Ashworth
Botany, spies, and nerdy girls – that’s a pretty interesting debut effort.
The Husband List by Victoria Alexander
This book is a list of annoying overdone things in the genre.
Prince of Hearts by Katy Cooper
Is that Tudor or Too Bore? Oh, I kill myself sometimes.
Malcolm’s Honor by Jillian Hart
Don’t see any love here, but lots of hate and childish behavior.
Promise Me Tomorrow by Candace Camp
Thief with a heart of gold reunites with her sister and gets sexual healing from the hero. We’ve all read that before.
Always by Lynsay Sands
The hero is just a slice of bread away from being an Ike Turner sandwich.
The Defiant One by Danelle Harmon
This is how you make a comfy, predictable read fun.
The Wild Child by Mary Jo Putney
Oh, the adorable hero. Yucks, the heroine.