Deception by Amanda Quick
Ooh, treasures! Pirates! Sadly, this one makes them all so bland and boring.
Category:Genre: Historical
Reckless by Amanda Quick
The title isn’t lying. The heroine is really something!
The Earl Who Loved Her by Sophie Barnes
This is a readable story with an idiot plot. No, I’m not sure whether that’s a compliment or not.
Passion by Tarah Scott and April Holthaus
This isn’t bad at all, but it could have been so much better.
Queen Charlotte by Julia Quinn and Shonda Rhimes
Bridgertons wuz kangz, yo.
A Giving Heart by Constance Harman
This one is readable, but it’s also giving something else that rhymes with “heart”.
How to Rescue a Baroness by Will Forrest
This one is too technically accomplished to get a lower score, but I am side-eyeing the heroine hard.
A Patridge in His Family Tree by Joanne Austen Brown
The only vaguely interesting thing here is the title.
Wild Caress by Robin Gideon
It’s so nice for the idiot heroine to just let the hero do all the thinking and weight-pulling here!
The Lady’s Fortune by Celia Swift
Oh bummer, this one is nowhere as fun as the previous two stories in the series.
