The Queen’s Christmas Summons by Amanda McCabe
This first half of the story completely overwhelms the second half, but still, this one can be a pretty epic story.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Day of the Duchess by Sarah MacLean
I am not normally a coarse or vulgar person, but FUCK YOU, MALCOLM BEVINGSTOKE; FUCK YOUR PITUITARY GLAND WITH AN ICE PICK.
Hard-Hearted Highlander by Julia London
I’d cheer and do the stanky leg as all of the people in here drown in a vat of bile. My bile.
His Wicked Reputation by Madeline Hunter
I think the author made herself so happy coming up with the hottest hero ever, she had nothing left for the story.
Rendezvous by Amanda Quick
Let’s revisit one of the author’s older books. Here’s one of her more underrated ones, as far as I’m concerned.
The Rebel of Clan Kincaid by Lily Blackwood
The heroine is the only reason this one gets three oogies. The hero is… meh.
Love with a Scottish Outlaw by Gayle Callen
This one does nearly everything right, and makes Highland romances feel like a new and wonderful kind of genre for a short while.
The Pleasures of Passion by Sabrina Jeffries
Compared to the author’s last few books, this one doesn’t make me feel like rupturing a blood vessel. So… hurray?
When the Marquess Falls by Lorraine Heath
If this story is supposed to be special, why does it feel so much like a throwaway?
Ruined by the Reckless Viscount by Sophia James
A part of me wince at the story, but oh, all those feels just make me… feel. Sigh.
