good

(The Viscount Who Loved Me, Romancing Mister Bridgerton, When He Was Wicked, It's In His Kiss)

Forever Yours - Charlotte Featherstone - historical Spice, a Duke and
his Duchess have grown apart because of family and ducal obligations
until they decide to spice up their fantasy and sex life because they still love each
other. Not as hot as I might have expected

Clinton is a man's man who never knows what to say to a woman. He saves Wallis, a feisty feminist, from an angry puma and a flood and after a few days enforced intimacy knows she's the woman for him.
This was a nice laid-back romance, no real big black moment or conflict, just two complete opposites who attracted and tried to cut through to the nitty gritty and find common ground

Callie and Rorke were young lovers but her father interfered and she went
away to protect Rorke while he thought she'd sold them out. Now she's
bridesmaid and he's best man at friends' wedding, can they call a
truce? How will they react when they discover the secrets and the
truth?

Diana Hamilton was my favorite writer before I discovered Francis Ray.  This book was enjoyable.  I give it 3 stars

Rachel the ultimate giver/carer has a new boss - Sam who never learned how
to care. He thinks she should look out for herself more, will they
both learn to compromise or just pass as ships in the night? This was
a nice romance, I found the ending a bit rushed

Nick Rogers is the new deputy who's actually hiding out in Montana while
waiting to testify against ex-best friend, crooked cop Zak. Laney is
home for holidays trying to protect her family, especially when
someone drops dead from poisoning at a party catered by her sister.
Men are getting beaten with a baseball bat, there's a kleptomaniac