The Bad Luck Wedding Night by Geralyn Dawson
The hero treats everyone well, even being their doormat. Well, except the heroine – that one he treats like dirt.
Author:Mrs Giggles
He Could Be the One by Elizabeth Bevarly
What’s better than one neurotic kook? Two neurotic kooks, of course!
The Secret Swan by Shana Abé
All posturing, no substance. Meh.
One Man’s Love by Karen Ranney
The heroine in this one is awful enough to negate all the good things about the rest of the story.
Stone Baby by Joolz Denby
This is a case of the author trying too hard to be edgy and hip, only to end up pretentious as hell.
Against the Odds by Gwyneth Atlee
So this is what happens when Elmer Fudd goes hunting in a tugboat!
Night Visitor by Melanie Jackson
Now, here’s an okay story almost ruined by a careless typo.
Fly Me to the Moon by Kylie Adams
Sinatra, mafia, love, sex, mayhem, lint-lined pussies… oh my!
Very Truly Yours by Julie Beard
A story where the hero tries desperately to stop the heroine from being an imbecile. How fun.
Gabrielle by Cherie Claire
I have no clue what is happening here, and what little I do get seems silly to me. Next!
