Libertine’s Kiss by Judith James
Third time ain’t the charm when it comes to this author. But she seems to be on the right track to… somewhere, I guess.
Category:Genre: Historical
When Harry Met Molly by Kieran Kramer
Read this for the comedy, not the romance, and nobody will get hurt.
The Nobleman and the Spy by Bonnie Dee and Summer Devon
Ugh, why do they keep making me give their books four oogies? I have an image to maintain!
Till Dawn with the Devil by Alexandra Hawkins
Crazy people acting all melodramatic to have sex. Sigh.
The Last Duchess of Havenhurst by Michelle Bono
Two rather superhuman characters clash and fall in love in a pretty rough draft of a tale.
The Year of Living Scandalously by Julia London
This seems like the start of an interesting experimental series, but the end result just feels wrong at every level.
Butterfly Swords by Jeannie Lin
A story in China? Ooh. Okay, so it’s not amazing, but still, China.
Sinful in Satin by Madeline Hunter
How long has it been since the author has delivered a really good read? This one isn’t breaking the ho-hum pattern anytime soon.
The Devil Wears Plaid by Teresa Medeiros
The very strong and satisfying second half saves this book, but I still have some reservations about the romance.
Reese’s Bride by Kat Martin
Yes, the author’s books are still train wrecks even after all these years.
