Rebellion by Nora Roberts
The author should stick to contemporary romps.
Category:Genre: Historical
Scandalous Virtue by Brenda Hiatt
While not exactly groundbreaking, this one fun, frothy read that puts a smile to my face.
Sweetwood Bride by Pamela Morsi
The heroine’s actions in this story are too horrible to overlook.
McClairen’s Isle: The Passionate One by Connie Brockway
The hero is whiny and impotent in all the ways that irk.
Brazen Temptress by Elizabeth Boyle
This one is all about the huge misunderstanding problem, so no, not tempting at all.
Tempting Kate by Deborah Simmons
The heroine is such a doormat that it’s a shame how no one had actually skinned her and turned her into one.
Gambler’s Daughter by Ruth Owen
This is a nice story that brings on some fresh and breezy kind of fun, with enough emotional punch too.
A Pirate of Her Own by Kinley MacGregor
This one is pretty okay until it loses steam halfway through. Debut efforts can be such a drag that way.
The Soft Touch by Betina Krahn
Yes, the title is a warning: the heroine is a doormat. But the story is not too bad.
Upon a Wicked Time by Karen Ranney
The asshole hero doesn’t grovel or get punished enough, hmph!