The Debutante Is Mine by Vivienne Lorret
This author finally uses her abilities for good rather than evil, and the result is awesome.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Jacobite’s Return by Jane Godman
Bailando, en la pista sudando. Tú me estás calentando…
Duke of My Heart by Kelly Bowen
Ugh, why does this have to be a romance with… that thing?
How to Rescue a Rake by Jayne Fresina
Should we let all these kids pretend to be adults and take over the romance genre?
A Masquerade in the Moonlight by Kasey Michaels
Now this is an unusual case – I have no issues with the heroine; it is the hero that I absolutely cannot stand.
A Buccaneer at Heart by Stephanie Laurens
The mystery ain’t bad, but the romance is dead on the water.
Temptations of a Wallflower by Eva Leigh
There are glimmers of the author’s talent here, but for the most part, too much of this one feels like clutter.
Lady Bridget’s Diary by Maya Rodale
All gimmicks, no substance… this one is best read while one is sitting on the crapper.
How the Duke Was Won by Lenora Bell
So much rampant stupidity, so much oblivious hypocrisy on the characters’ part. I almost felt suicidal reading this thing.
The Rogue by Katharine Ashe
Expect little, and do your best to hope that you will still not be disappointed. Or bewildered.
