Midnight Shadow by Laurel O’Donnell
This gender flipped Robin Hood-wannabe is a floppy flop.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Grand Hotel by Various Authors
This one is built on the strength of two remarkable stories. The rest are pretty average to awful.
By Arrangement by Madeline Hunter
This is a good debut effort. I don’t love it, but I like it enough.
Someday Soon by Joan Wolf
The hero is an ass but that’s okay, he’s Scots and Scots can’t do anything wrong!
A Promise of Roses by Heidi Betts
Western romances are quite scarce these days, and I guess, so is innovation. Or originality.
The Sun and the Moon by Patricia Ryan
It can be a bit too predictable at times, but all in all, a solid medieval romance.
The Countess Misbehaves by Nan Ryan
This is a trashy, awful romance that is, at the same time, too surreal and fun.
One Night With a Rogue by Kimberly Cates, Christina Dodd, Deborah Martin, and Anne Stuart
Even the big names can’t prevent it from being meh.
The Most Wanted Bachelor by Susan Kay Law
The hero and the heroine are so clueless, it’s a wonder they could even breathe with their heads so deep up their rear ends.
A Little Scandal by Patricia Cabot
It’s a lot of crazy, but not much of a story.
