The Legend of Lyon Redmond by Julie Anne Long
Who cares about the book? Let’s party, people, the series is finally over!
Category:Genre: Historical
Forever Your Earl by Eva Leigh
I am a fan of the author’s works under another pseudonym, but this one doesn’t resonate with me at all.
The Countess and the Cowboy by Elizabeth Lane
It’s the same old Western romance, but the hero’s dumber than usual.
Forbidden to the Duke by Liz Tyner
The only joy I get is from imagining how I’d eviscerate the heroine. Start from the head? Go along the spinal axis? Or just use a wood chipper?
Luck Be a Lady by Meredith Duran
Death to the lady, more like. DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE.
Her Enemy Highlander by Nicole Locke
This book is an enemy to people who like their heroines to be even a little intelligent.
Marriage Made in Shame by Sophia James
Alright, who wants to read a story with an impotent hero? Admit it, you’re curious now.
The Duke Can Go to the Devil by Erin Knightley
I just cannot resist a book with such a title, and the story isn’t bad either.
Rogue of the High Seas by Cynthia Breeding
I think this may be the most boring thing I’ve read this year.
The Shepherd and the Solicitor by Summer Devon and Bonnie Dee
All these years, it’s nice to see that the author partnership is still putting out sweet and emotional tales of blue boys in love.
