The Scandal of It All by Sophie Jordan
The heroine is so easily triggered by the idea of sex with a bloke, I wonder whether she’d be happier just having a pet.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Fashionable Affair by Caroline Linden
The hero is a such a dreamboat; it’s a shame that the heroine doesn’t quite get to keep up with her.
And I Darken by Kiersten White
Vlad the Impaler is a woman, and she and her brother both want a Sultan’s heart. Okay, things are a bit more complicated… oh, just read this thing.
The Wicked Duke by Madeline Hunter
If you love a hero whose penis has been inside everyone and everything, then open up your… arms for the big guy.
Lord Sebastian’s Secret by Jane Ashford
The hero and the heroine are up against the biggest challenge to their romance: her family.
The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare
The author tries so hard to be funny that she ends up killing much of the drama and the romance in her story.
Beauty Like the Night by Joanna Bourne
This is all smoke and mirrors to hide the fact that this is the most unspy-like spy romance story ever.
Once a Rebel by Mary Jo Putney
Never thought I’d say this, but the romance is the most boring part of the entire story.
The Smuggler Wore Silk by Alyssa Alexander
This is a spy romance. The romance is far, far better than the spy stuff, and I don’t even like the romance that much.
The Debutante’s Daring Proposal by Annie Burrows
This is going to sound petty, but I just don’t like the main characters. Not even one bit.
