Wild Hearts by Virginia Henley
Maybe-incest, pox, and a hero named Cockburn… Virginia Henley’s Wild Hearts is a clunky bodice-ripper that’s so bad, it’s almost good.

Maybe-incest, pox, and a hero named Cockburn… Virginia Henley’s Wild Hearts is a clunky bodice-ripper that’s so bad, it’s almost good.

With This Ring breaks Amanda Quick’s “A” title trend but not her formula.

Working-class leads intrigue yet rushed romance and weak mystery disappoint.

Ancient Zamar meets modern tedium in a romance that’s more mishap than mischief.

Medieval romance meets geological obsession in a crystal-clear case of literary ennui.

Ah, the author comes closest to recapturing her old magic, this time.

A dangerous disappointment!

Here’s a spicy, problematic delight that will make you either swoon or reach for the smelling salts.

Amanda Quick should have just stuck with the 19th century.

Ooh, treasures! Pirates! Sadly, this one makes them all so bland and boring.
