My Dearest Enemy by Connie Brockway
This is such a delight, it’s a delightful kind of delighted delight.
Author:Mrs Giggles
Love Lessons by Leslie Esdaile
This one can be so brilliant yet so cheesy at the same time. I’m vexed, but also entertained.
Danegeld by Susan Squires
Massively overrated.
Shamara by Catherine Spangler
There could have been adventures, intrigue, dangers… but we’re more obsessed about the heroine’s purity.
The Wedding Wager by Deborah Hale
Now, this is a nice rebound from the previous book!
Touching Evil by Kay Hooper
Wow, this one is what I’d call a truly edge-of-seat story. Don’t read it when you are all alone!
Stage and Screen by Michael Ball
Bring out the Kleenex, people, as the melodramatic fat high note squeezer has a covers album out.
Pastures Nouveaux by Wendy Holden
For a story set in the farm, the heroine is the biggest cow of them all.
Satellite by Asha
This lady from Singapore gets a chance to shine, but doesn’t quite succeed.
Strange Little Girls by Tori Amos
Some are okay, some are forgettable, some are just pretentious.