Night Shadow by Laura Renken
This is like a cartoon that isn’t aware that it is a cartoon.
Author:Mrs Giggles
My Heart Stood Still by Lynn Kurland
This one has so many secondary characters from other books that it’s like a pointless party with boring people.
Secret of the Wolf by Susan Krinard
The poor hero is wasted on such an ordinary story.
Kiss of the Highlander by Karen Marie Moning
The implausibly stupid and oblivious heroine kills this one.
Hide and Seek by Cherry Adair
No matter what the plot is, all that matters is debating whether the heroine’s pure enough for love.
Dance Real Slow by Michael Grant Jaffe
Single fatherhood stories, written without overblown and sentimental prose, can be so heartwarming to read.
Darkling I Listen by Katherine Sutcliffe
The suspense is pretty good, but the bombastic tone and double standards can be a tough buy.
Apache Destiny by Holly Harte
This one is just tragic. Its destiny is the clearance bin.
Bitten by Kelley Armstrong
Oh look, another urban fantasy series, as if Anita Blake isn’t a handful already.