The Bride Quilt by Paula Quint Chambers
Brainpower is not part of the design, clearly.
Category:Genre: Historical
Swept Away by Candace Camp
She blames the hero for her brother’s suicide, but he’s hot so okay, she loves him now. Sweet!
Touched by Fire by Gwyneth Atlee
Marvel as the heroine gets into trouble again and again and again and again and again and…
Under the Boardwalk by Various Authors
So much summertime magic… somewhere else.
Someday My Prince by Christina Dodd
This is… ugh. Just ugh to the most.
Princess by Gaelen Foley
The author looks like she means business – she wants to be the queen of swashbuckling romances.
Married in Haste by Cathy Maxwell
The heroine is great, but the hero is an ass. They end up canceling one another to give a meh story.
Never Trust a Rake by Eileen Putman
This traditional Regency author’s first mainstream historical romance is a pretty good hit out of the gates.
Never Again by Jo-Ann Power
This is an absolute treat. It’s romantic, sweet, and intense with a couple that works in every way.
The Choice by Edith Layton
This one can be slow, but there are some fine moments to savor.