All the Queen’s Players by Jane Feather
I’d think the author would be excellent in serving historical fiction. Guess not.
Category:Genre: Historical
How to Woo a Reluctant Lady by Sabrina Jeffries
This one has all of the author’s bad habits and so little of the good ones. Give this one a pass.
Rio by Georgina Gentry
Why do these silly girls keep falling for dumb brutes?
The Seduction of His Wife by Tiffany Clare
The hero is taken back by the heroine way too easily for the crap he pulled on her. Lucky for him that she’s not me, I suppose.
Her Ladyship’s Companion by Evangeline Collins
A well-written tale of the frustrations of having to read about a rather demented martyr heroine.
How to Wed a Baron by Kasey Michaels
Not much substance here – is the author’s heart still in it, or is this just some contractual obligation on her part?
His Christmas Pleasure by Cathy Maxwell
Has the author found her mojo back? Could it be?
Our Wicked Mistake by Emma Wildes
Oh my, this is an amazing story. Hot, fun, and more in one compact book!
Seducing the Duchess by Ashley March
Morons seducing morons is always fun to read.
Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord by Sarah MacLean
Clichés and imbecile heroines go well together to make me want to break things.
