Forbidden Nights with the Viscount by Julia Justiss
Ooh! Intelligent, sensible good people with chemistry and passion.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Beast of Clan Kincaid by Lily Blackwood
Will Daddy love her? What about the children? #1 priorities for a heroine besieged by evil rapists, horrid stepmothers, and limited brainpower.
No Mistress of Mine Laura Lee Guhrke
You won’t get a seizure reading this, but you may roll your eyes hard at the conflict that started the ball rolling.
Claiming the Chaperon’s Heart by Anne Herries
There is some old-school charm to be savored here, but you’d have to work through some tedious narrative to get there!
The Innocent and the Outlaw by Harper St George
After the author’s previous book, I never thought I’d like this one this much. Goody, indeed.
A Right Honorable Gentleman by Courtney Milan
A right fantastic on-point short story, this is. Absolutely right and fantastic.
Chasing Lady Amelia by Maya Rodale
Oh joy, we are all going to a Roman Holiday with a bunch of morons. Okay, they can be sweet and adorable at times, but still, morons.
A Duke to Remember by Kelly Bowen
The heroine is unconventional – that’s a big plus – but things don’t come together as well as I’d have liked.
Marriage Made in Hope by Sophia James
Well, this one does so many things right, it’d be petty to give it anything less than five oogies.
A Reckless Promise by Kasey Michaels
Jodi Thomas’s bonus short story steals all the thunder from the main attraction.
