Review: Her Baseborn Bridegroom by Alice Coldbreath
Medieval stories don’t usually interest me, but this one was so sweet. I just loved it.
Medieval stories don’t usually interest me, but this one was so sweet. I just loved it.
Thea Harrison never disappoints. This spinoff from her Elder Races series brings the same talent and magic as all her previous book and introduces us to a wonderful new cast of characters.
I was surprised to find that the reboot of Kresley Cole’s the Warlord Wants Forever was my favorite of the three stories and Gena Showalter’s story on Dallas from the Alien Huntress series was completely disappointing.
I had moments of love for this story, but I think in the end we should just be friends.
This Cinderella story was simply disappointing. Every time I thought it was going to pick up and the characters would pull their act together, they back-slipped and became annoying again.
I was halfway through this book and finally admitted that the reason I wasn’t reading much this week was simply the fact that I had no interest in this story. I was absolutely bored by it. So it was time to set it aside and move on.
This story had potential and the characters had chemistry, but character stupidity can’t be covered up with more hot, naked scenes.
I always love me some Nalini Singh, no question. Yet, this story lacks the excitement of most of the novels in the Guild Hunter series.
A sweet, sexy romance. You are going to want to be a Donnigan after reading this story.
I couldn’t be more disappointed with this book. The description intrigued me as something new and interesting but the story wasn’t cohesive at all. Trying to finish it was torture and I barely flipped through the epilogue. I am still left with unanswered questions.