A Secret in Her Kiss by Anna Randol
Exotic locale aside, this one is too uneven for its own good.
Category:Genre: Historical
An Affair with Mr. Kennedy by Jillian Stone
Here’s how to make a Scotland Yard hero boring: do a Lisa Kleypas and make him supremely perfect, infallible, and wealthy. Snore.
Blame It on Bath by Caroline Linden
The early parts are good. but the later parts, not so. The good and the bad ends up canceling out one another.
The Following Sea by Marsha Canham
Oh, look who is back! The story is disappointingly average, though.
A Week to Be Wicked by Tessa Dare
The author does almost everything right here, and the result is amazing.
The Pleasure of Your Kiss by Teresa Medeiros
This is one story where I feel everything else is more believable than the romance in this story,
A Lady Never Surrenders by Sabrina Jeffries
A tepid closure to a tepid series. We can all move on with our lives now, phew.
Susanna’s Choice by Sara Luck
So many unlikable turds in this story, not enough middle fingers to go around.
Secrets of an Accidental Duchess by Jennifer Haymore
On the bright side, at least this one is forgettable enough that its sins would never linger.
Seduction by Brenda Joyce
Wait, are we back in the 1970s again?