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?
Category:Genre: Historical
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…
An Unexpected Gentleman by Alissa Johnson
Oh, I so wanted to love this one. It’s still raining back in November.
The Earl by Katharine Ashe
This one has a “feminist” heroine that doesn’t dare to deviate from the formula. Ooh, train wreck.
The Outcast’s Redemption by Sarah Mallory
If only the author had created some actual hurdle for the hero to overcome, this one may actually be interesting.
Taming the Tempestuous Tudor by Juliet Landon
There is only so much WTF moments I can take before I throw up my hands and say, “Okay, you win! I submit!”
While the Duke Was Sleeping by Sophie Jordan
The author shoves While You Were Sleeping into 19th-century England ballroom gear and gives me dry heaves.
A Family for Christmas by Aubrey McKnight
Let the Christmas cheer of this short little story inspire you to set your love wide open and take in every inch of heavenly devotion.
