Dove’s Way by Linda Francis Lee
Oh hello there, non-stop over the top melodrama.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Season beyond a Kiss by Kathleen E Woodiwiss
And an eternity in pain.
The Challenge by Edith Layton
My goodness, how dull are these two main characters! What happened to the jovial hero I used to know?
Reforming a Rake by Suzanne Enoch
The hero is pretty cute, but the rest, especially the heroine, is ugh.
No Crystal Stair by Eva Rutland
Too safe, too sanitized, too bland.
Ties of Love by Anita Wall
Ooh, this is easily one of the most impressive serendipitous reads I’ve come across.
The Mistress of Rosecliffe by Rexanne Becnel
Ugh, on the bright side, at least the trilogy of abhorrent nastiness is done with.
Just before Midnight by Suzanne Robinson
Hypocrites in a competition to see who is dumber is not the most pleasant thing to read.
The Charade by Laura Lee Guhrke
Great couple. great chemistry, great… everything. The author wins this round.
The Orchid Hunter by Jill Marie Landis
Even with a unique plot and setting, the author can still make the whole thing feel old and familiar. Amazing.
