Follow My Lead by Kate Noble
This one would have been more enjoyable if the author hadn’t obviously set the heroine up to be wrong and to fail.
Category:Genre: Historical
Just Like Heaven by Julia Quinn
This is a great fluff story. Just make sure you don’t expect too much in terms of emotions.
Seduction & Scandal by Charlotte Featherstone
If this one gets any more purple, it’d be an obscene appendage of Barney the Dinosaur.
A Lady’s Lesson in Scandal by Meredith Duran
The whole thing feels too staged from start to finish.
Nearly a Lady by Alissa Johnson
I’m not sure what happened, but this one is a pain in the rear end to slough through.
A Wedding Wager by Jane Feather
Nobody talks, and the heroine is so wretchedly dumb, she’s hopeless. Sadness all around.
Muffled Drum by Erastes
Lots of issues, and even more shortcuts for a happily ever after.
Scandal in Scotland by Karen Hawkins
Everyone here seems to have been hit in the head very hard. So much rampant stupidity!
The Greatest Love on Earth by Mary Ellen Dennis
I always love a romance set in the circus, but the hero and the heroine are such clowns.
The Landlord’s Black-Eyed Daughter by Mary Ellen Dennis
This one is so old-school crazy-ridiculous that it’s hugely entertaining.
