Night Thunder’s Bride by Karen Kay
The cover is the most memorable thing about this one.
Category:Genre: Historical
Paper Roses by Celia Collier
Nothing really new here, but there’s something pretty good too.
Blue Moon by Jill Marie Landis
The villain actually keeps things interesting here, as the main characters just keep bleating and moping like wet drips.
Always a Bride by Betty Brooks, Linda Cook, and Denise Daniels
Only one story is halfway decent. The rest… oh dear.
Tallie’s Knight by Anne Gracie
A knight in zzzzzing armor!
With All My Heart by Jo Goodman
Don’t try to read this without having read the previous books in the series first.
The Runaway Bride by Sandra Chastain
It’s remarkable how these dimwits manage to survive this long out there in the West.
Secrets of the Night by Jo Beverley
The funniest thing here is the heroine’s complete breakdown. Wait, that never happened, damn.
Devil’s Knight by Geri Borcz
Yawn. Same old tired stuff.
Unveiled by Jenni Licata
The plot hinges on the heroine being an idiot. Not a good way for a debut author to start the show.