The Abduction of Julia by Karen Hawkins
Aww, this one is almost decent for a debut effort. Maybe another time.
Category:Genre: Historical
Renegade Love by Katherine Sutcliffe
The author sure has the knack for making overblown soap opera elements enjoyable.
The Rose and the Warrior by Karyn Monk
This one just feels wrong from start to finish.
For Love Alone by Shirlee Busbee
This one is so cookie-cutter, it’s dire.
Robert’s Lady by Nicole Byrd
An interesting conundrum of a premise, ruined by one-dimensional dingbat characters.
Once and Always by Alyssa Deane
It’s a pretty old-school campy read, very entertaining in spite of its flaws.
A Woman Scorned by Liz Carlyle
Okay hero, annoying heroine. Kind of like most romance novels out there.
The Dangerous Gentleman by Julia London
Ugh, can someone do me a favor and shoot the hero in his genitalia?
Joining by Johanna Lindsey
The brats masquerading as the hero and the heroine are really obnoxious.
Ride for the Roses by Christina Kingston
The characters’ chemistry makes this otherwise predictable tale most enjoyable.
