Ripe for Seduction by Isobel Carr
Our hero and heroine are completely upstaged by the secondary couple, those poor things.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Study in Seduction by Nina Rowan
A study in cringe-inducing awfulness, actually.
Colorado Heart by Cindy Holby
Another solid entry into the Western genre, although things become surreal and even ridiculous as the story goes on.
The Scandalous, Dissolute, No-Good Mr. Wright by Tessa Dare
A lady who can’t avoid trouble naturally falls for the biggest trouble of them all.
A Gentleman Never Tells by Juliana Gray
How did we go from the fun previous book to this… thing?
Texas Bride by Joan Johnston
This is a pretty addictive soap opera, but the hero is a repetitive windbag.
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.