A Giving Heart by Constance Harman
This one is readable, but it’s also giving something else that rhymes with “heart”.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
A Jolly Little Scandal by Tabetha Waite
Do you know that the heroine is UNCONVENTIONAL and BOLD and YAASSS KWEEN? Here, let the author tell you 3,658 times…
Love Wasn’t Built in a Day by Renee Dahlia
Why so boring?
The Lady’s Maid by Celia Swift
Once again, the author delivers one of the best three-oogie reads I’ve come across in a while.
The Lady’s Choice by Celia Swift
Despite the three oogies, this is one of the most entertaining romances I’ve read in a while.
Mail Order Bride: The Journey by Leah Wyett
You’d think these mail-order brides will try a little harder to do what other people have paid a lot of money to send them over for.
