How to Romance a Rake by Manda Collins
Hey, this one is actually pretty decent! What a surprise.
Category:Genre: Historical
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.
The Dark Knight by Elizabeth Elliott
Why write a “complicated drama” if the author is just going to take lazy shortcuts?
The Highwayman by Angela Plowman
There is so much cringe here that I may as well become a corpse by the end of the book.
Spun by Emma Baron
A Rumpelstiltkin story in which the villain is the most interesting character? Hmm.
My Fair Concubine by Jeannie Lin
Even in old China, one cannot escape the whole Pygmalion thing.
Scandal Wears Satin by Loretta Chase
It’s a fun read, but I really need to forget THAT book that will always eclipse the author’s other books.
A Night Like This by Julia Quinn
Great one to zzzzzz away to!
Twice Fallen by Emma Wildes
The author hand waves away many of the issues faced in a romance, and makes things less interesting as a result.