Four Nights with the Duke by Eloisa James
The author commits the greatest authorial crime ever: she fails to make me care even a little about her story.
Category:Genre: Historical
It Started with a Scandal by Julie Anne Long
It is never about this book. It’s all about the next book, when Lyon Whatshisname finally faces the firing squad.
Stolen by the Highlander by Terri Brisbin
There are many dramatic moments here, and the romance is lost in there, somewhere.
Breaking the Rake’s Rules by Bronwyn Scott
It almost breaks my brain too.
Under the Same Sky by Genevieve Graham
Violence, gritty reality, trauma. and then cut to Vanessa Williams singing Colors of the Wind. Yeah. what the heck.
Promised by Post by Katy Madison
I feel so sorry for the heroine – the hero and his family are a bunch of pretty disgusting people.
His Mistress by Christmas by Victoria Alexander
Good lord, how many more books are there by this author?
When Good Earls Go Bad by Megan Frampton
The heroine mouths and acts sassy like a Disney TV heroine, and then pulls out a condom. That’s so wrong.
Return to Clan Sinclair by Karen Ranney
The author still has it. Now, if only she would apply her magic to her longer works.
Diary of an Accidental Wallflower by Jennifer McQuiston
If you love someone, you should just marry him and damn what people think! Yes, that works in the 19th century, easy.