Salvation in the Sheriff’s Kiss by Kelly Boyce
The author tacks on a history between the hero and the heroine that is really difficult to resolve. Unsurprisingly, the whole thing is a mess.
Category:Genre: Historical
Taming His Viking Woman by Michelle Styles
The heroine is a shield maiden, whose greatest – only – victory is when she goes up against a barn door.
The Scandalous Adventures of the Sister of the Bride by Victoria Alexander
Whoever comes up with these titles deserves a tip. Or a book contract.
The Lost Gentleman by Margaret McPhee
Ooh, there are pirates in here! Firepower! Sword clashes! And the romance ain’t bad either.
Rogue Spy by Joanna Bourne
For a spy romance story, this one is pretty decent if only because the moral spy heroine doesn’t do dumb things.
Bride for a Knight by Margaret Moore
Ugh, there’s a knight here who spends all the time moping and feeling sorry for himself, while the wife does all the heavy lifting.
The Gunslinger and the Heiress by Kathryn Albright
I don’t understand the heroine. I think I’d like her better if she’s dead. Not undead, because then she’d still make noise. Just dead.
Say Yes to the Marquess by Tessa Dare
When the author has the hero proclaim that he’s a buffoon, she’s not kidding.
A Lady’s Secret Weapon by Tracey Devlyn
Alas, the weapon failed to take off…
In Bed with a Spy by Alyssa Alexander
Generic cover art, boring title, but oh my goodness, the story just pulverizes me all over and it feels glorious.
