Historical Romance

  • Seducing a Scottish Bride

    Baubles meant to draw the eye to the privates were just not enough to make Seducing A Scottish Bride anything beyond mildly interesting. Gelis MacKenzie is the much sought-after, beautiful daughter of a powerful Scottish chieftain and a woman of magical abilities that she discovers shortly before her father is forced through a debt of…

  • A Knight’s Temptation

    Aldwin Treynarde is a man in need of redemption. Disowned by his family and the center of more than one scandal, Aldwin is on a quest to retrieve a stolen ruby pendant for his lord. Ultimately he wants more than commendation for a job well done upon delivery of the pendant. To Aldwin, the honor…

  • The Decadent Duke

    The Decadent Duke by Virginia Henley fails to quite an amazing degree. In its conception, it is actually quite an ambitious and potentially interesting project. Instead of making up the umpteenth Duke of Ravenhawk, his brother Lord Devlin Hunter and the beauteous Lady Samantha de Vere, desired by both, Virginia Henley chose to write about…

  • To Romance a Charming Rogue

    The title of Nicole Jordan’s newest book, To Romance a Charming Rogue, is a rather forgettable arrangement of all of the latest historical romance title buzz-words. Not bad, just generic. Unfortunately, the book itself is more or less the same. Lady Eleanor Pierce is dismayed when her blooming courtship with an Italian prince is disrupted…

  • When a Stranger Loves Me

    When a Stranger Loves Me reminds me of the 80’s romances in the worst possible way. Stupid main characters do idiotic things, and the author expects us as readers to swallow this and consider it deeply romantic. Throw in all my most hated romance clichés and an ending tied with a beautifully ornate bow and…

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