A Light on the Veranda by Ciji Ware
So much melodrama relying on women hating one another and fighting over men. Sigh.
Author:Mrs Giggles
A Season for Scandal by Stephanie Laurens
Abysmal reissues will only benefit authors and publishers. Readers, stay away.
Mightier Than the Sword by Peggy Waide
It is going so well until everyone decides to be stupid.
Going Overboard by Christina Skye
Yay, another author writing the same old ha-ha-ha romantic suspense comedy things!
The Last Good Man by Kathleen Eagle
This is a familiar but still heartwarming small town romance.
Matters of the Heart by Pamela Morsi, Ann Major, and Annette Broadrick
Not many heart-hitting moments here, just tropes rehashed all over.
What Matters Most by Winnie Griggs
God help me, if I read another Western with the heroine giving the injured hero some bedside TLC, I will cut a bitch.
The Lion of Venice by Deborah Johns
Ooh, Venice. This one is fit to be drowned in the canals, though.
Almost Innocent by Jane Feather
The romance is the most disappointing thing in this one.
Everything to Gain by Marilyn Tyner
I think every horrid trope and cliché is present here.
