Love Lessons at Midnight by Shirl Henke
This is another tale of the same old “shag me into bliss” story, despite being marketed as something different.
Category:Genre: Historical
A Kiss at Midnight by Eloisa James
This one is probably too cynical for its own good, as I find myself eventually somewhat rooting against the main characters.
A Highland Duchess by Karen Ranney
The feels are strong in this one.
How to Beguile a Beauty by Kasey Michaels
The whole thing starts out promising, but it seems like the author just gives up eventually.
Marrying the Royal Marine by Carla Kelly
I like this one, but I think the sameness of the author’s formula is starting to get to me in a not-so-good way.
His at Night by Sherry Thomas
The spy hero is a colossal idiot. So no, this one doesn’t work.
I Kissed an Earl by Julie Anne Long
Another knockout winner to add to the author’s impressive track record. This one is just too easy to love.
A Little Bit Wild by Victoria Dahl
Good: characters that are not the usual stereotypes. Not so good: too much silly bickering and bratty antics.
Love in the Afternoon by Lisa Kleypas
Reading this one, the phrase “going through the motion” comes to mind.
A Rogue of My Own by Johanna Lindsey
This one can be pretty bad, but it has its share of campy appeal.
