The Trouble with Honor by Julia London
This one isn’t playing it safe at all, and I can appreciate that.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Last Debutante by Julia London
The conclusion to the author’s troubled The Secrets of Hadley Green series has a completely different mood and feel, but who cares? It’s fun!
Lady Mercy Danforthe Flirts with Scandal by Jayne Fresina
Okay, let me try to think of something nice to say about this story. The author makes me laugh once. Maybe three times. And… er… well, the heroine’s family name is interesting?
Bride by Mail by Katy Madison
It’s hard to find an old-school Western romance these days, so it’s quite sad that the characters here are so exasperating.
A Most Improper Rumor by Emma Wildes
If only there were interesting characters or romance here to go along with the investigative procedures.
A Lady Most Lovely by Jennifer Delamere
Panem nostrum. Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo. Amen.
Scars of Betrayal by Sophia James
The author had taken everything I hate in a romance novel, mixed them all into this… thing, and sent it out to me as the worst kind of hate mail.
Miss Molly Robbins Designs a Seduction by Jayne Fresina
It’s always lovely to read a story where the heroine insists on wanting to be a martyr to her pride and virtue and behaving like the braindead shrew that ate England.
Surrender to the Viking by Joanna Fulford
How cute, Dumb little kids pretending to be Vikings and acting like they are falling in love. What, they’re serious? Are you kidding me?
Notorious in the West by Lisa Plumley
The hero is more like an overgrown ape that won’t stop whining about his mother.
