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.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
Dreaming of a Western Christmas by Lynna Banning, Kelly Boyce, and Carol Arens
Two stories are just ho hum, but one story is easily one of the most perfect Christmas reads I’ve come across.
She Whom I Love by Tess Bowery
Girl on girl can be so hot… hey, who dragged that dude into the picture? Get him out!
The Maddening Lord Montwood by Vivienne Lorret
Another story where the epiphany involves the heroine realizing what a dumbass she is. Scary thing is: her boyfriend’s dumber.
The Spinster’s Guide to Scandalous Behavior by Jennifer McQuiston
Idiot heroine goes on a road trip to discover the truth about herself: she is an idiot. You have to read this gripping story!
What Happens Under the Mistletoe by Sabrina Jeffries, Karen Hawkins, Candace Camp, and Meredith Duran
Four authors show how played-out historical romance tropes can be.
Black Eagle by Gen Bailey
Romances with native Americans can be a gamble, but this one isn’t bad. Isn’t great either, but hey, I’d live.
