When a Scot Ties the Knot by Tessa Dare
Yeah, yeah, manipulative saccharine crap, bad for health, but I LOVE EVERYTHING SO SHUT UP.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
Not Always a Saint by Mary Jo Putney
This is what you’d get when someone mates a Care Bear episode with a Looney Tunes one.
Rake Most Likely to Thrill by Bronwyn Scott
There is something not right about the way the characters think in this story.
Sequins and Spurs by Cheryl St John
It’s a great thing that the romance is exquisite, as the sugary sweetness of everything else eventually gets to me.
Under a Desert Moon by Laura Martin
We’re in Egypt, the land of killer pyramids and angry natives, and the characters spend most of their time whining. Sigh.
The Captain’s Frozen Dream by Georgie Lee
I’d happily choose to be stuck in an elevator with ten of Vivienne Lorret’s heroines than to spend another second with the heroine of this book.
Lady Be Good by Meredith Duran
Good is overrated. I’d have preferred the lady to be smarter.
