Say You Need Me by Kayla Perrin
The poor heroine gets played like a ping pong ball by the hero and his twin brother. Cringe levels to the max.
Author:Mrs Giggles
Hot Rain by Kat Martin
This one is so, so, so unbelievably dumb that it is almost entertaining. Almost.
On a Wicked Dawn by Stephanie Laurens
At least we’re back to being average rather than terribly bad.
The Grotto by Evelyn Rogers
Go blotto for this dumbo.
The Things I Know Best by Lynne Hinton
Oh dear, something scary must have happened between the last book and this one.
You Never Can Tell by Kathleen Eagle
The hero is the biggest racist in this story, and he just won’t stop repeating himself.
Hart’s War (2002)
What could have been a compelling drama is sunk by maudlin sentimentality.
My Fair Viking by Sandra Hill
When the author goes ham, the clown bus tilts right over.
When the Halo Falls by Kathleen Kane
Sometimes any lady with some self-respect should tell the guy to just take a hike.
Be Not Nobody by Vanessa Carlton
Such an insipid and boring nobody.