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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Unexpected Marriage of Gabriel Stone by Louise Allen
The heroine gets “stoned” alright, but never in the ways that imbecile deserves.
The Highland Laird’s Bride by Nicole Locke
The bride may as well be from the IKEA bargain bin during Doormat Sale Day.
Why Do Dukes Fall in Love? by Megan Frampton
Why is boo so predictable?
Saved by Scandal’s Heir by Janice Preston
The nicest thing I can say about this one is that the words are properly arranged to form readable sentences.
Once a Soldier by Mary Jo Putney
The author may not be able to write a truly bad book, but she can sure write a boring one.
One Wild Winter’s Eve by Anne Barton
The second half of this book is one of the worst things I’ve ever come across. What happened? No, really… what happened?
