Not Proper Enough by Carolyn Jewel
Interesting premise, but the main conflict just stretches on and on, turning the heroine into an unreasonable weirdo.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Way to a Duke’s Heart by Caroline Linden
My doubts about the heroine aside, this one is an adorable winner.
The Sleeping Night by Barbara Samuel
This interracial post-World War 1 romance falls into the trap of making the black guy a saint and everything else just so sickly sweet.
Never Seduce a Scot by Maya Banks
All the boring Highland romance clichés your $7.99 can buy!
Angel’s End by Cindy Holby
The author returns with a powerful, emotional romance that hits the heart hard.
