No Place for a Dame by Connie Brockway
This is a sequel to the perfect romance, in my opinion, a sequel I never asked for.
Category:Genre: Historical
Never Kiss a Rake by Anne Stuart
Saying goodbye is never easy, but sometimes it’s for the best.
The Lotus Palace by Jeannie Lin
Well, this seems to be a single title, good for the author, but the story is rather blah.
‘Twas the Night After Christmas by Sabrina Jeffries
This one is a pretty badly put-together book, even for a Christmas cash-in. Wait for it to hit the bargain bins if you really must read it.
Flirting with Fortune by Erin Knightley
The immature characters make the romance a hard sell, despite the author’s valiant efforts.
Destiny’s Surrender by Beverly Jenkins
The heroine is a prostitute, and the hero is a brat, but the rest is rather on the formulaic side. Still, baby steps, I guess?
Summer Is for Lovers by Jennifer McQuiston
This book is for retching.
The Husband List by Janet Evanovich and Dorien Kelly
Everything about this one feels like it’s written for pre-teens.
What a Lady Needs by Kasey Michaels
This one has almost everything: horror, suspense, mystery, and of course romance.
Sometimes a Rogue by Mary Jo Putney
Sometimes a bore.
