Minx by Julia Quinn
Wit meets woe in a rollercoaster of romance and face-palm-worthy conflicts.
Category:Book Reviews
Dancing at Midnight by Julia Quinn
It stumbles more than it dances.
Splendid by Julia Quinn
A frothy Regency romp with wit, charm, and… a jackass hero?
Totally Sparked by Zoey Indiana
The heroine is a pee-pee injurer, but the author ends the party before anyone gets too damaged down there.
The Wild Lord by Carrie Lomax
Jane meets Tarzan, but there’s nothing too wild here, unfortunately.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Reviewing an Austen classic? Risky business. But we adore it, so all’s fair in love and literature… right?
The Beloved Scoundrel by Iris Johansen
Iris Johansen seems to be far better at suspense than romance.
Molly’s Laird by Joanne Austen Brown
There are comfort reads, and then there is this story, which is far more of a sleeping pill than anything else!
Bantamweight by Tricia Andersen
This bantamweight romance doesn’t pack any punch.
The Sheikh’s Captive American by Leslie North
Here’s another story of a white hero role-playing some Middle Eastern dude… and doing it in a most boring manner.