A Regency Sampler, edited by Kelly Ferjutz
Sample some light-hearted fun here.
Spies, Lies and Lovers by Sally Tyler Hayes
How did the useless heroine graduate from spy school again? Heaven knows, she’s too dumb to sleep with the instructors for high grades.
Deep Blue Sea (1999)
The sharks are the smartest things here, and that is quite cool actually.
Bride to Be by Jane Ashford
I think the hero needs to be put down to end his misery.
Highland Bride by Janet Bieber
Hoyden, stubborn male, highland feuds… why does everything seem so familiar?
The Private Eye by Jayne Ann Krentz
Mulder and Scully analyzes Jayne Ann Krentz. A completely made up non-canon moment.
The Family Way by Jayne Ann Krentz
This is a reissue that should have not seen the light of day. Avoid.
My Beloved by Karen Ranney
Who is Karen Ranney and why is she so good at what she does?
Ports of Call by Sally Fairchild
The people here spend more time posturing than loving.
The Bride Quilt by Paula Quint Chambers
Brainpower is not part of the design, clearly.