Listen to the Moon by Rose Lerner
No one in this English Regency-era romp has noble blood, which is nice. Even better is how they deliver a love story that can really hit the heart hard.
Category:Genre: Historical
One-Eyed Dukes Are Wild by Megan Frampton
No, the title is not a reference to the monster in the hero’s pants. We all have to live with the disappointment.
The Princess and the Pauper by Alexandra Benedict
The hero is inconsistent and jerk-ish, but the heroine can give Mary Balogh’s heroines masterclasses in being useless wastes of flesh.
You’re the Earl That I Want by Kelly Bowen
Is it too late to pronounce this book my favorite read of 2015?
The Captain’s Christmas Bride by Annie Burrows
Sally becomes a Instagram celebrity, Liz lives forever – glamorously, and I have to read this book. Sometimes, life in TV Land seems far more exciting.
Morrow Creek Marshal by Lisa Plumley
The heroine is annoying, and the hero is wanting.
The Lady’s Command by Stephanie Laurens
There is more mystery than romance here, which is a problem because the author isn’t exactly a master at delivering suspense and mystery.
Falling into Bed with a Duke by Lorraine Heath
The hero has a leg fetish and a habit of photographing his conquests in sexy poses. Rest of the story is the same old stuff, though.
Catch a Falling Heiress by Laura Lee Guhrke
For a story with such annoying and childish main characters, the romance still feels right in all the wrong ways.
In the King’s Service by Margaret Moore
I found out too late that this is a reissue of a 12-year old book, but it’s so fun, I don’t mind at all.
