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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Earl Takes All by Lorraine Heath
The author is always competent when it comes to emotional scenes, but yikes, the premise of this story.
Western Spring Weddings by Lynna Banning, Kathryn Albright, and Lauri Robinson
Spring is here, and so are the ho-hum anthologies!
Bound by One Scandalous Night by Diane Gaston
Oh. this is almost a five-oogie read. It’s so… I mean… it… I need to blow my nose, please don’t look.
Virtuous Scoundrel by Maggie Fenton
The heroine is a bunny boiler, the hero is a judgmental hypocritical turd, and I’m the biggest loser for having bought and read this thing.
