Star of Wonder by Jo Beverley, Alice Alfonsi, Tess Farraday, and Kate Freiman
Spurts of blunder, more like.
Category:Genre: Historical
Shades of the Past by Kathleen Kirkwood
This one is as interesting as a dead fish. Just as fun too.
The Forever Bride by Judith O’Brien
The hero is an ass and the heroine is a wimp. Fun.
Lady in White by Denise Domning
Everything feels new and different here, with great results.
Whisper Always by Rebecca Hagan Lee
This one is ridiculous enough to be actually entertaining.
The Bargain by Mary Jo Putney
Even a few more rounds of rewriting can’t change the fact that the heroine is an annoying wretch.
September Moon by Candice Proctor
This is a disappointing offering from an author who had proven that she could do so much better.
Golden Girl by Joan Wolf
It’s a well-mannered bore only fans of traditional regency stories can love.
The Horsemaster’s Daughter by Susan Wiggs
How can the author followed the excellent The Charm School with… this?
The Maiden and the Unicorn by Isolde Martyn
It’s easier to pretend to like this book in order to appear intellectual than to actually, well, like it.