The Other Guy’s Bride by Connie Brockway
Accidents, calamities, danger… everything feels rather contrived here.
Category:Genre: Historical
Scandalous Desires by Elizabeth Hoyt
I think it is time the author and myself take a break from one another. Shame – she used to be so much better than this.
Coming Home for Christmas by Carla Kelly
This one is a collection of shorter stories that resembled watered down versions of the author’s better books.
The Sinner Who Seduced Me by Stefanie Sloane
The hero’s alright. The rest of the story seems to have been written in a hurry.
To Wed a Wild Lord by Sabrina Jeffries
The first half is dumb, the second is alright but feels like it belongs to a different book.
A Scottish Love by Karen Ranney
Is it just me or are the author’s book titles starting to become an indistinguishable blur?
The Seduction of Scandal by Cathy Maxwell
Wait, what does that title even mean?
Once Upon a Winter’s Eve by Tessa Dare
The heroine lets the hero get away with his nonsense a little too easily, if you ask me.
Marian’s Christmas Wish by Carla Kelly
Oh dear, even this author is not immune to overusing too many clichés in a single story.
Romancing the Countess by Ashley March
I can understand completely why the hero’s late wife will cheat on him, and that’s troubling.
