Lady Fortune by Anne Stuart
Ugh, the hero. This is supposed to be a comedy?
Category:Genre: Historical
The Lion’s Daughter by Loretta Chase
Loretta Chase’s debut mainstream historical romance is more subplot than romance.
The Maiden’s Revenge by Hillary Fields
This is a fun pirate romance, if you don’t think too hard about its inconsistencies.
McClairen’s Isle: The Reckless One by Connie Brockway
Now this is a better story than the previous one. Nice!
The Pirate Lord by Sabrina Jeffries
Nothing is really new about this pirate romance, so thank goodness it is entertaining regardless.
To Wed in Texas by Jodi Thomas
Ah yes, this is the tender, heartfelt romance from an author who does this well.
Silver Lining by Maggie Osborne
That moment when the hero ruins the entire story…
Cinnamon and Roses by Heidi Betts
Take a drink each time he calls her a whore. Go ahead, live a little.
The Courtship by Catherine Coulter
It has discipline, ooh, but it also has plenty of love and laughter.
One Wicked Night by Shelley Bradley
Don’t ask why, just throw this thing out the window.