Forever a Lady by Delilah Marvelle
So how did we arrive from the author’s previous solid book to… this? What happened?
Category:Genre: Historical
A Lady Never Lies by Juliana Gray
While this one is more fluffy than feely, it is nonetheless capable of making an indelible impression.
For Love and Honor by Cathy Maxwell, Lynne Hinton, and Candis Terry
This rip-off is an advertisement for the authors’ full length books.
Almost a Scandal by Elizabeth Essex
The hero has better chemistry with the heroine when he thinks that she is a guy. Hmm.
The Forbidden Lady by Kerrelyn Sparks
The heroine and the ridiculous humor save what would have been an otherwise absurd tale.
An Unsuitable Bride by Jane Feather
The heroine is spectacularly stupid here, and it’s a trainwreck.
More Than a Stranger by Erin Knightley
The plot is straight out crapper material. The author’s humor and style save it… barely.
How to Romance a Rake by Manda Collins
Hey, this one is actually pretty decent! What a surprise.
The Short and Fascinating Tale of Angelina Whitcombe by Sabrina Darby
While short, this is undoubtedly a fascinating tale with a rarely used premise. Fabulous!
A Lady by Midnight by Tessa Dare
Pair off a saintly precious heroine with a dour self-proclaimed martyr and cheese happens. Lots and lots of cheese.
