Just before Midnight by Suzanne Robinson
Hypocrites in a competition to see who is dumber is not the most pleasant thing to read.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Gentleman Thief by Deborah Simmons
A clear winning example on how to do that ditsy bluestocking thing right.
The Dangerous Lord by Sabrina Jeffries
Someone needs to gag the heroine ASAP. May as well tie her up and throw her out the window while we’re at it.
Taming the Lion by Marilyn Grall
My first eBook! And it’s… well, I suppose it’s something new to experience, I guess.
Tell Me Lies by Claudia Dain
Old school controversial pirate romance ahoy!
Brit’s Lady by Kit Dee
Predictable and dull, with a side helping of the heroine acting like a dim-witted klutz. Lovely!
A Rogue’s Embrace by Margaret Moore
The heroine’s irrational antics prevent this one from being anything more than another forgettable read.
The Perfect Scandal by Kit Garland
This hot mess is one of the best examples of a guilty pleasure… ever!