You Only Love Once by Caroline Linden
Now that this series is done with, can the author avoid spy plots in the foreseeable future? They are not her strongest suit.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Surrender of a Lady by Tiffany Clare
This one breaks so many rules gloriously. Shame that the romance doesn’t feel as real as it should be,
Ten Things I Love about You by Julia Quinn
This one is actually very entertaining, but the plot and execution are quite the hot mess.
Sex and the Single Earl by Vanessa Kelly
“Execrable” barely covers the description of this messy thing.
Wicked Intentions by Elizabeth Hoyt
Yup, the author has completely lost the plot.
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.
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.