Texas Bride by Joan Johnston
This is a pretty addictive soap opera, but the hero is a repetitive windbag.
Category:Genre: Historical
Twelfth Night Secrets by Jane Feather
Short, pointless, unsatisfying – why, it can only be a Christmas cash-in!
A Notorious Countess Confesses by Julie Anne Long
This story would have been better if it had a more believable hero and a different setting.
A Dangerous Liaison with Detective Lewis by Jillian Stone
The hero is inept. and he’s supposed to be the Scotland Yard dude.
Not Proper Enough by Carolyn Jewel
Interesting premise, but the main conflict just stretches on and on, turning the heroine into an unreasonable weirdo.
The Mad Lord’s Daughter by Jane Goodger
The unusual premise alone is well worth a look. Everything else is cherry on top.
Beauty and the Bounty Hunter by Lori Austin
Warning: this is another story where the supposedly capable heroine makes novice mistakes.
A Scandalous Scot by Karen Ranney
The two main characters here need to get over themselves STAT.
Sins of a Virgin by Anna Randol
Ugh, this is a hot mess with the added bonus of a complete moron of a hero.
A Most Naked Solution by Anna Randol
Ultimately, this one is too short to be anything but a throwaway read.
