The Horsemaster’s Daughter by Susan Wiggs
How can the author followed the excellent The Charm School with… this?
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
A Rogue’s Proposal by Stephanie Laurens
This one is pretty alright, but the formula is starting to wear thin.
The Taming of Jessi Rose by Beverly Jenkins
The story is even hotter than the cover dude. Fun, fun, fun to go around and then some!
Heart of Deception by Taylor Chase
This is the most kick-ass book of the year. It’s really, really good.
The Countess by Catherine Coulter
The dog is cute, the rest is not exactly worth the price tag.
Lord of Danger by Anne Stuart
Here is another lovely, dark, and ultimately breathtaking romance for the best of everything list.
Flowers under Ice by Jean Ross Ewing
This is a very lopsided book. The hero is a dream, while the heroine is a wreck.
Stolen Wishes by Deb Stover
This is a fun story, but the main characters are the least interesting aspect of it.
Courting Claire by Linda O’Brien
Moron and blandy make wonderful love together. Snore.