I'm reading Shadowdance by Kristin Callihan.
It's the 4th book in the Darkest London series - steampunk romance set in Victorian England.
The whole series is good imo.

On a completely different note, I'm listening to The Hostage Bride by Jane Feather on my Ipod.
Good, but I'm cursed with the tendency to search for anachronisms when I read historicals, and so I'm very critical.
For example, would potatoes have been normal fare on the English-Scottish border in the 1640s? I have a few doubts

Currently reading Lover at Last by JR Ward (for the 4th time!). My only M/M book. I'm not really into M/M but I've read the build up of their story from the previous books that I can't miss this one. And I'm glad I read this. ^^v

On another forum someone recommended a very old HP - And No Regrets by Rosalind Bretts.
I've just started it but I can already tell that it's a lot less fluffy and silly than newer HPs, which I usually avoid because I find them so repetitive and with both hs and Hs who seem to have 1950s mores and values

I just finished reading The Professional Part 1 by NOT ALLOWED. Loved reading those alpha, possessive, jealous heroes.

I'm reading "The Alluring Billionaire Country Doctor" by Paige Cameron. It is the 6th book on the Wives for the Western Billonaires series.

[helenwho]

Jaci Burton - One Sweet Ride

and yes it is

I've not had a lot of "read" time recently so I'm listening to the Dream Man Series by Kristen Ashley on audio book. I'm on the last right now #4 Motorcycle Man. It's a good series in print and audio.

Black Heart by Holly Black. The subplot of mindrape in romance and how it affects everything is very interesting. But I think I am more interested in the main plot of conpeople. :3