Losing Julia by Jonathan Hull
Nice cover, but the story hovers between being beautiful and being too sentimental.
Author:Mrs Giggles
Malèna (2000)
Beautiful women must be punished for making men feel all horny and such. Stone them!
Songs in A Minor by Alicia Keys
Does she live up to the manufactured hype? Thank god, yes.
Anne’s Perfect Husband by Gayle Wilson
The one-dimensional virtuous heroine ruins an otherwise solid story.
This Way by Jewel
Bring on the “that way, that way” punchlines!
Longshadow’s Woman by Bronwyn Williams
Two authors, one pseudonym, no consistency.
Irish Hope by Donna Fletcher
The heroine’s innocence and purity is pretty off-putting.
Paradise Island by Gena Hale
This island must be in hell.
The Firebrand by Susan Wiggs
Everything here feels so manufactured and tailored to the masses. I’m bored.
The Secret Stones by Dee Holmes
The author kills her story in one fell swoop during the denouement.