Duchess for a Day by Peggy Waide
Morons, morons – everywhere the eye can see!
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Scoundrel’s Vow by Sherri Browning
There isn’t much here, but the author has a charming style of narrative.
With This Kiss by Victoria Lynne
The author drops the ball late in the story, but all in all, this one is rock solid fun.
Into the Wild Wind by Jane Goodger
The scenery and the excitement all fare better than the romance.
A Regency Sampler, edited by Kelly Ferjutz
Sample some light-hearted fun here.
Bride to Be by Jane Ashford
I think the hero needs to be put down to end his misery.
Highland Bride by Janet Bieber
Hoyden, stubborn male, highland feuds… why does everything seem so familiar?
My Beloved by Karen Ranney
Who is Karen Ranney and why is she so good at what she does?