How to Dance with a Duke by Manda Collins
How not to write a historical romance, more like.
Category:Genre: Historical
Home by Morning by Alexis Harrington
The romance could be better, but the story can still pack a pretty hard punch.
The Pleasure of Bedding a Baroness by Tamara Lejeune
No, this is not an erotic romance. It’s something else, something painful at every imaginable level.
Unraveled by Courtney Milan
The heroine is capable, the hero is awesome, and… this one’s pretty good, all things considered.
A Midsummer Night’s Sin by Kasey Michaels
This one is uneven and all over the place, despite having its share of good moments.
My Ruthless Prince by Gaelen Foley
So stupid, but oh, so fun and hard to put down!
The Other Guy’s Bride by Connie Brockway
Accidents, calamities, danger… everything feels rather contrived here.
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.
