The Rake by Mary Jo Putney
This is well written and enjoyable, but its handling of alcoholism feels simultaneously over simplistic yet heavy handed.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Charm School by Susan Wiggs
This story gives me life. I laughed, cried, sobbed, and sighed through every second of it.
Once a Mistress by Debra Mullins
Oh god, talk about an embarrassing debut effort.
The Devil Earl by Deborah Simmons
Oh my goodness, I believe this is going to be my favorite book by this author. Ever.
The Last Warrior by Kristen Kyle
Some fundamental details are iffy and the conflict at the end feels contrived, but on the whole, it’s pretty fun.
A Dance with the Devil by Rexanne Becnel, Anne Logan, Deborah Martin, and Meagan McKinney
So many pathetic and idiotic heroines, so little time…
Sweeter Than Sin by Kit Garland
The heroine is a twit, but worse, this one is boring.
Wicked Angel by Julia London
The hero here has fidelity issues. Yes, that’s the red flag. How well you deal with that will determine your enjoyment of this one.
Tiger by the Tail by Casey Claybourne
Things are going so well until the two main characters mutate into things that need killing.
A Cajun Dream by Cherie Claire
The heroine is alright, but the rest of the story could use some more work done on them.