What I Did for a Duke by Julie Anne Long
This is an almost fabulous story that focuses beautifully on emotions.
Category:Genre: Historical
When Beauty Tamed the Beast by Eloisa James
The hero has first world problems, and that’s his excuse to act like a mean, cruel jackass. What a charmer.
The Lady Most Likely… by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, and Connie Brockway
Three hot authors… one lukewarm book.
His Sinful Secret by Emma Wildes
Bummer, this one is bogged down by uninteresting cast in plodding relationships.
The Admiral’s Penniless Bride by Carla Kelly
Is ir just me or this story is rather… impoverished for something by this author?
All the Queen’s Players by Jane Feather
I’d think the author would be excellent in serving historical fiction. Guess not.
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.