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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
A Promise Given by Anita Wall
While this one isn’t anything I’ve never read before, it certainly warms the heart. But the hero, ugh.
Lady Mistress by Anne Laurence
Both lead characters need to eat some explosives.
Miscalculations by Elizabeth Mansfield
The main characters are such ninnies. The title is indeed prophetic.
Night Winds by Gwyneth Atlee
After the fires in the last book, the hurricanes are here to wash the mess away.
A Perfect Rogue by Martine Berne
The heroine takes the word “pathetic” to a whole new level.
A Warrior’s Kiss by Margaret Moore
This one is just meh with some side helping of ugh.
My Lady’s Guardian by Gayle Callen
The author guards her tropes faithfully.