Warrior of Ice by Michelle Willingham
A lot of things here need to be iced, starting with that heroine.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Dance with Danger by Jeannie Lin
Wait, didn’t Harlequin push Jeannie Lin out the door? Anyway, hello again, welcome back.
I’ve Got My Duke to Keep Me Warm by Kelly Bowen
But there is no logic to keep me happy, alas.
Otherwise Engaged by Amanda Quick
The author goes back to “0% woo-woo” historical romance mode, but the romance is barely there.
Wed to the Montana Cowboy by Carol Arens
First comes the sweetness. And the cuteness. Then come the Terminator cartoon villains from hell.
Whispers at Court by Blythe Gifford
I really wish I can give this one a higher rating. It’s one of those rare medieval romances that actually feel like one.
The Lady Hellion by Joanna Shupe
The best thing about this one is the lack of “My girlfriend is a hateful slut!” drama. Everything else is… oh boy.
The Harlot Countess by Joanna Shupe
Another story where the hero thinks the heroine is a whore, and the heroine can’t wait to put out to him.
The Courtesan Duchess by Joanna Shupe
Fake courtesan. Cruel worthless hero. Imbecile doormat heroine. And then, add in idiot plot.
Lord of the Sea by Danelle Harmon
Things start out great in this seafaring romance, only to then go on and on and on and on and on…
