Of Noble Birth by Brenda Novak
This isn’t a romance novel. It’s a cartoon.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Seducer by Margaret Evans Porter
There are many things here that I normally wouldn’t like, but I do in this one.
Rough Around the Edges by Susan Johnson, Dee Holmes, Stephanie Laurens, and Eileen Wilks
Best read only when there is really nothing better.
The Black Knight by Connie Mason
Ugh. Just horrid.
An Improper Proposal by Patricia Cabot
The hero is a lummox, and the heroine is a shrill girl-child. Who cares, just laugh!
The Wild Rose of Kilgannon by Kathleen Givens
Oh second thought, Marsha Canham can relax a while longer.
Strangers at Dawn by Elizabeth Thornton
Here’s a moron. There’s a moron. Everywhere there’s a moron!
Happily Ever After by Tanya Anne Crosby
Bet you can’t tell from the cover that this is an amazing tale of adventure, laughter, and romance.
Swept Away by Marsha Canham
Finding a near-naked guy on the beach is always fun.
Scoundrel for Hire by Adrienne deWolfe
Dangerous Liaisons with guilt-ridden moaning meenies in the lead roles? No, doesn’t quite work.