Before the Dawn by Beverly Jenkins
When the author is in fine form, like she is here, the glory has come.
Author:Mrs Giggles
All Through the Night by Suzanne Forster, Thea Devine, Lori Foster, and Shannon McKenna
Romance and erotic authors are not necessarily one and the same.
After Twilight by Amanda Ashley, Christine Feehan, and Ronda Thompson
How to write stories that can cause diabetes and maybe a heart attack.
The Outlaw and the Lady by Lorraine Heath
Oh dear, even with the virgin hero, this is the same old stuff that’s being written all the time. It’s an okay read, but still.
Jackson’s Way by Leslie LaFoy
Yucks, the hero is full of ill will and hatred.
A Western Family Christmas by Millie Criswell, Mary McBride, and Liz Ireland
One really stupid story almost ruins the whole anthology.
True Confessions by Rachel Gibson
It’s okay, but there is not enough substance to make this one worth sinking one’s teeth into.
The Maiden and the Knight by Margaret Moore
Martyrs, bedside healing, castles, whiners… yes, this is another cookie-cutter mediocre medieval romance.
Fever by Kylie Minogue
Would you like her to take off her clothes?
The Devil’s Due by Melanie George
I think creepy heroines is the author’s specialty.