The Baron Next Door by Erin Knightley
The hero can really bring on the noble fool for love act that has me thinking of lovely things.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Good Rogue Is Hard to Find by Kelly Bowen
The hero is adorable, the heroine is deplorable. Guess I can’t have everything.
A Perfect Wedding by Anne Robins
She survived the Titanic, and gave me a headache.
Rules for Reforming a Rake by Meara Platt
The author tries to make her “doormat on sale, get yours now” heroine charming and adorable. Doesn’t work, sorry.
The Duke I’m Going to Marry by Meara Platt
No, not marry. Try instead “ram my fist down his throat because SHUT UP ALREADY, YOU TIRED-ASS DRAMA QUEEN!”
My Fair Lily by Meara Platt
This story makes me feel so happy and silly. That’s good, of course.
When a Scot Ties the Knot by Tessa Dare
Yeah, yeah, manipulative saccharine crap, bad for health, but I LOVE EVERYTHING SO SHUT UP.
Scotsman of My Dreams by Karen Ranney
Oh, could it be? Could the author be getting back her mojo? This is one happy day!
One True Love by Colleen MacTuilagh
This highwayman bent on revenge story has some old school charm, but the whole thing ends up being superficial.
Lady Elinor’s Wicked Adventures by Lillian Marek
Wait, there isn’t much wickedness or adventure here. Mostly issues.
