Never Less Than a Lady by Mary Jo Putney
Ugh, the developments at the late parts of the story just kill it.
Category:Genre: Historical
The Brazen Bride by Stephanie Laurens
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.
The Protector by Carla Capshaw
For a change, Christians are now portrayed as holier-than-thou hypocrites. Oh sweet Jesus.
Rushed to the Altar by Jane Feather
There is a great heroine here, but the hero is a twat and the romance is weak.
Barely a Lady by Eileen Dreyer
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.
Daring a Duke by Claudia Dain
Sophia Dalby shows some vulnerability, but is it too late for me to care?
Kismet by Monica Burns
The drama just keeps coming… and coming… and coming…
The Duke’s Captive by Adele Ashworth
This one is a guilty pleasure in every way, especially as the hero is such an asshole.
To be Seduced by Ann Stephens
The author has done the unthinkable: she makes me feel physically ill after reading this book.
Twice Tempted by a Rogue by Tessa Dare
Dear boys, if you want to treat girls like crap, make sure you have a sad past and all will be golden.
