The Importance of Being Wicked by Victoria Alexander
Talk about a totally adorable romance. Like Rebecca Black would say: fun, fun, fun, fun!
Category:Genre: Historical
Morrow Creek Runaway by Lisa Plumley
This is one of the sweetest darlings of a three-oogie read I’ve come across.
I Adored a Lord by Katharine Ashe
I rolled up my eyes a lot. I also make “Pffft!” sounds a lot.
I Married the Duke by Katharine Ashe
A competently written tale of played out drama. The author is far too good for this book, I’d like to think.
If the Viscount Falls by Sabrina Jeffries
I hope he falls flat on the heroine’s face and can’t get up until she’s dead. What, too mean?
A Debt Paid in Marriage by Georgie Lee
Our hero offers to marry her to save her from evil uncles and awful pimps, so our heroine considers him an oppressor. Sigh.
My Scandalous Viscount by Gaelen Foley
It is sometimes a parody, sometimes a blast, sometimes adorable, but always fun, fun, fun.
In Your Wildest Scottish Dreams by Karen Ranney
Wow, this must be one of the most wrong romances I’ve read, and it’s still early in the year.
The Secrets of Sir Richard Kenworthy by Julia Quinn
Pigs must be flying, because there is a grade A asshole hero sighted in a Julia Quinn book.
The Devil Takes a Bride by Julia London
Oh look, the hero is terrified of the visions of lesbian porn orgies in his head. How sweet.
