Last Night’s Scandal by Loretta Chase
I’ve read better books by this author, but still, this one can still pack a wallop of fun.
I’ve read better books by this author, but still, this one can still pack a wallop of fun.
This book awakens my inner Tim Rice.
Asshole hero, idiot heroine. Another day, business as usual, for this author.
This one doesn’t make much sense, just go with the flow and stop thinking…
Ugh, the developments at the late parts of the story just kill it.
The best book in the series so far, which means it’s just boring and not painful to read. Still, better than nothing, I suppose.
For a change, Christians are now portrayed as holier-than-thou hypocrites. Oh sweet Jesus.
There is a great heroine here, but the hero is a twat and the romance is weak.
If you love the story of a woman suffering at the hands of a man she’d forgive in a heartbeat, this one’s for you.
Sophia Dalby shows some vulnerability, but is it too late for me to care?