Unwed and Unrepentant by Marguerite Kaye
Despite what the title would suggest, expect to find plenty of repentance, guilt, and martyrdom here.
Category:Genre: Historical
Return of the Prodigal Gilvry by Ann Lethbridge
This is an old-school road trip romance through the wilds of Scotland.
Fool Me Twice by Meredith Duran
A wounded hero and the heroine who scolds and cheers him back to being his happy old self. The whole effort feels more contrived than anything else.
The Witch of Clan Sinclair by Karen Ranney
This is a classic battle of the sexes amidst angry ladies marching down the streets of Edinburgh. The romance isn’t so hot, though.
Never Entice an Earl by Lily Dalton
The author includes many frantic dramatic scenes here, apparently to convince me that the heroine is a moron and the hero is her enabler. What’s the point of going through all the trouble?
It Takes a Scandal by Caroline Linden
Every historical romance author has at least one Beauty and the Beast story to be exorcised from her system.
The Wedding Ring Quest by Carla Kelly
I think it’s time the author and myself spend some time apart.
Between the Devil and Ian Eversea by Julie Anne Long
Mommy, I’m bored. Can this series end now?
Three Weeks with Lady X by Eloisa James
The first half is magical, while the second half is made of pure disappointment.
City of Jasmine by Deanna Raybourn
The romantic aspects are horrible, but everything else is almost magical.
