Once Upon a Regency Christmas by Louise Allen, Sophia James, and Annie Burrows
Here’s something to put in the Christmas stockings if you want an alternative to a lump of coal.
Category:Genre: Historical
Forbidden to Love the Duke by Jillian Hunter
The hero of this one is the most charming, creepy sexual-harasser ever.
Western Christmas Proposals by Carla Kelly, Kelly Boyce, and Carol Arens
One five-oogie story, one four-oogie one, and one one-oogie dud walk into the bar one day…
The Viscount and the Vixen by Lorraine Heath
This is the closest book I’ve read from the author in a while that almost recaptures her glory days. Almost. That’s good, I suppose.
The Daredevil Snared by Stephanie Laurens
So much action, so much adventure, and yet, I’m indifferent to all of them.
How to Impress a Marquess by Susanna Ives
How a book went from five oogies to one oogie by the time it ends – a true sad story.
Governess to the Sheikh by Laura Martin
Oh dear, are they letting sheikhs into historical romances too? Haven’t they done enough damage to Harlequin Presents?
Smoke River Family by Lynna Banning
It’s an okay read, but you have to be okay with the premise of one sister replacing the other in the hero’s bed.
If I Only Had a Duke by Lenora Bell
Now here’s a Christmas present for that snobby twat who is constantly harping on historical accuracy. If you’re lucky, she’d be dead by New Year’s eve.
His Scandalous Kiss by Sophie Barnes
The almond trees wither – DIE – Was I ever someone – DIE DIE DIE – Who could love you forever JUST DIE ALREADY HAHAHAHA…
