I Love the Earl by Caroline Linden
It’s amazing just how much fun there is packed into such a slim story.
Category:Genre: Historical
One Night in London by Caroline Linden
There is something about this one that feels off. Still, I like the other parts of the story.
Seduction of a Highland Lass by Maya Banks
Being entertaining goes some way in making up for the generic nature of this story.
Confessions of an Improper Bride by Jennifer Haymore
The author follows the clichés and makes this story a very artificial one.
After Dark with a Scoundrel by Alexandra Hawkins
Can a sex-mad rake and his equally horny girlfriend be any more boring?
Ripe for Scandal by Isobel Carr
This one starts out very slow, but picks up a lot later on.
Love, Come to Me by Lisa Kleypas
The author humiliates herself with the reissue of this dreadful thing. Is any money worth the shame?
A Night to Surrender by Tessa Dare
A historical romance with very modern sensibilities? I’m so confused.
The Taming of the Rake by Kasey Michaels
Generic title aside, this is one of the author’s more enjoyable romps of late.
One Whisper Away by Emma Wildes
Put in an American in an English setting, and everything goes down the drain.