Lord of the Night by Susan Wiggs
Ah, Venice in the old days. Beautiful place, beautiful book.
Category:Genre: Historical
Amethyst by Lauren Royal
The hero doesn’t seem to really want the happy ending at all, so this one is quite the doozy.
Silk and Steel by Kat Martin
Wow, this story has some disquieting implications about how far a woman should go in accepting rotten behavior from their partners.
How to Kiss a Hero by Sandy Hingston
The author doesn’t follow the rules always, which is nice, but this one doesn’t really grab me.
Donovan’s Bed by Debra Mullins
This is an enjoyable kind of predictable.
Only in Your Arms by Tracy Cozzens
The hero is fun, the plot is happening, but the heroine’s quite dull.
Highland Hawk by Lois Greiman
Read the other books in the series first, or you’d be as lost as me.
The Forbidden Lord by Sabrina Jeffries
This is, without doubt, a magnificent thing to behold. Everything feels right and absolutely romantic.
Jack of Hearts by Marjorie Farrell
The romance is barely there in this story!
Midnight Mistress by Ruth Owen
On paper, I wouldn’t like this book. In reality, oh, I do!