A Courtesan’s Guide to Getting Your Man by Celeste Bradley and Susan Donovan
Two authors, one solid read. That’s a good value for money, there.
Category:Genre: Historical
Nowhere Near Respectable by Mary Jo Putney
These characters are channeling kung-fu guru, and I can’t help but to be amused.
Borrowed Light by Carla Kelly
This one is uneven; it gets really good only in the late third or so of the book.
Shameless by Karen Robards
If you are looking for shallow, superficial fun, well – jump right in!
Mr Bishop and the Actress by Janet Mullany
Oops, when the author has a bad day, it can be a pretty dire one.
Cloudy with a Chance of Marriage by Kieran Kramer
This one is funny, which is a good thing as it doesn’t have much else going for it.
A Borrowed Scot by Karen Ranney
A boring Scot, haw haw haw.
Ripe for Pleasure by Isobel Carr
Oh, a romance story with a well-portrayed courtesan!
Unveiled by Courtney Milan
This one is alright, but like most of the author’s books so far, an uneven read through and through.
Midnight’s Wild Passion by Anna Campbell
Yet another tale of a self-loathing heroine with no impulse control. Yawn.
