The Switch by Lynsay Sands
Oh wow, talk about a fun, silly romp to tickle the sides.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Cowboy’s Heart by Liz Ireland
The hero is an incompetent buffoon, which makes this otherwise enjoyable story a bit of a head-scratcher.
Escapade by Kasey Michaels
All the secondary characters here are far more interesting than the hero and the heroine. They are fun, but still…
The Diabolical Baron by Mary Jo Putney
First books getting reissued often never go well, but the author manages to do this mostly egg-free on the face.
Star Keeper by Patricia Potter
Ooh, the stars, the stars!
Gunslinger by Connie Mason
If you want to experience a splitting headache for some reason, go read this one.
The Duke’s Return by Malia Martin
The hero is so whiny and boring that he ruins the mood considerably.
Duchess for a Day by Peggy Waide
Morons, morons – everywhere the eye can see!
Savage Fires by Cassie Edwards
Wheelchair Barbie and Noble Indian Wolf help oppressed natives to become free, to fish again. Or something.
Breathless by Laura Lee Guhrke
I have a love-hate relationship with this book and it confuses me.
