An American in Scotland by Karen Ranney
The romance sees the author back in fine form, but the plot is pure “Yikes!” material.
Category:Genre: Historical
One Night with the Viking by Harper St George
This one isn’t so bad for a Viking romance, if the hero had stuffed a cork into his mouth some 100 pages earlier.
Lord Lansbury’s Christmas Wedding by Helen Dickson
If you are longing for old-school romances with old-school values, 1970’s-style, this one is for you.
My American Duchess by Eloisa James
It’s like having two sane characters stuck in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.
Lady Rowena’s Ruin by Carol Towend
In this one, the author may as well name her main characters Plot Device Boy and Plot Device Girl.
Forbidden by Beverly Jenkins
This one could have been an epic tale, but the author decided to play it safe.
The Dark Affair by Máire Claremont
The heroine in this one must be the mother of modern psychiatry. No? Could have fooled me.
Rake Most Likely to Seduce by Bronwyn Scott
How appropriate that a story with “What on earth?” characters gets a “What on earth?” title.
Familiar Stranger in Clear Springs by Kathryn Albright
This is a polished and well-written story, but I just ain’t feeling the magic.
In Debt to the Earl by Elizabeth Rolls
Do we need another Mary Balogh? Isn’t one enough?
