Lady Bird & the Fox by Kim Kelly
Who says only Americans get to star in frontier-conquering stories? Australians can do that too, and they can do that with style.
Category:Genre: Historical
On the Edge of Daylight by Giselle Beaumont
Ooh, romance on the Titanic! Spoiler: the ship sinks and many, many people die.
Counting on a Countess by Eva Leigh
All this drama over the hero wanting to build a shag paradise with money he doesn’t have.
The English Lieutenant’s Lady by Evelyn M Hill
I love the first half, but is meh about the second half. Three oogies should be just right.
It Takes Two to Tumble by Cat Sebastian
This is a very good example of a romance with gay people, written for straight women.
Of Risk & Redemption by KJ Jackson
The only risk taken here is that word in the title. This is a safe and comfy story that keeps everything too neat and tidy.
A Duke in the Night by Kelly Bowen
Here’s what we call a well-written failure. If you prefer any kind of consistency or context in your story, stay far away from this one.
Marrying His Cinderella Countess by Louise Allen
Don’t be fooled by premise: the heroine refuses to believe that she can be loved, and bores everyone by whining non-stop about it.
The Duke’s Daughters: Lady Be Reckless by Megan Frampton
Bastard bastard bastard bastard bastard bastard…
Beyond Scandal and Desire by Lorraine Heath
Never mind the plot, the author does a bang-up job in reminding me why she can be one of the better romance authors around.
