Master of Seduction by Kinley MacGregor
For a book with such a title, you wouldn’t expect it to lose steam so soon, would you?
Category:Genre: Historical
My True Love by Karen Ranney
Ooh, here comes the feels, and they feel good.
Powderflash by Sally Odgers
This one is just too stupid for words.
Cat and the Countess by Casey Claybourne
Take lots of female stupidity, toss in a Native American in full battle regalia, and enjoy the migraine.
My One and Only by Katherine O’Neal
The purple-tinged melodrama is amusing, but this one isn’t much of a romance.
A Kiss at Midnight by Shana Abé
The author writes like she’s a medieval lady paid by the word.
Mail-Order Bride by Maureen McKade
While not breaking new grounds, this is a good example of the author’s strengths as a storyteller.
Taming Angelica by Alice Chambers
The shrillness of the idiot heroine is hideously piercing.
A Perfect Scoundrel by Heather Cullman
What an adorable tale of bringing a rake to his knees!
Lady Fortune by Anne Stuart
Ugh, the hero. This is supposed to be a comedy?
