A Pregnant Courtesan for the Rake by Diane Gaston
Don’t get too excited: the courtesan is a fake, and this story reeks of disappointment.
Category:Genre: Historical
An Innocent Maid for the Duke by Ann Lethbridge
This is a romance between a duke and scullery maid that doesn’t let me forget the disparity between them. It’s more disturbing than romantic.
A Convenient Bride for the Soldier by Christine Merrill
Oh god, why start off a new series with something that has a plot like… this one?
Second-Chance Bride by Linda Ford
Nice cover, nice heroine, but the hero is a crybaby whose appeal I don’t get at all.
Lady Bird & the Fox by Kim Kelly
Who says only Americans get to star in frontier-conquering stories? Australians can do that too, and they can do that with style.
On the Edge of Daylight by Giselle Beaumont
Ooh, romance on the Titanic! Spoiler: the ship sinks and many, many people die.
Counting on a Countess by Eva Leigh
All this drama over the hero wanting to build a shag paradise with money he doesn’t have.
The English Lieutenant’s Lady by Evelyn M Hill
I love the first half, but is meh about the second half. Three oogies should be just right.
It Takes Two to Tumble by Cat Sebastian
This is a very good example of a romance with gay people, written for straight women.
Of Risk & Redemption by KJ Jackson
The only risk taken here is that word in the title. This is a safe and comfy story that keeps everything too neat and tidy.
