One Wish by Linda Lael Miller
The hero is a grade A twat.
Category:Genre: Historical
Dearest Max by Barbara Miller
Everyone in this dank and depressing story can just get lost and die.
A Well Pleasured Lady by Christina Dodd
Lush, controversial, bold, and violently passionate – this one is everything I live for.
Prince Charming by Gaelen Foley
Ooh, the hero in this one is simply to die for!
Devil’s Wager by Mary Spencer
The villain completely steals the show and my heart. Oops.
A Scandalous Marriage by Cathy Maxwell
The hero runs roughshod over the heroine, and it’s not fun to see the tire tracks.
Captives of the Night by Loretta Chase
Now this is more like it. Subplots galore but with sexy times and a memorable couple.
Lord of the Night by Susan Wiggs
Ah, Venice in the old days. Beautiful place, beautiful book.
Amethyst by Lauren Royal
The hero doesn’t seem to really want the happy ending at all, so this one is quite the doozy.