Wild Flower by Cheryl Anne Porter
Oh, my head. Everyone here seems determined to drive me insane.
Author:Mrs Giggles
A Royal Vow by Tamara Sneed
The heroine makes a pretty doormat in the royal palace.
Alicia’s Song by Susan Plunkett
The heroine time travels to a place where her stupidity is the norm.
Gotta Get Next to You by Lynn Emery
More issues than tissues here, sadly.
Making Over Mike by Lisa Plumley
There is a fun premise here, but the story just goes in circles.
Border Lord by Haywood Smith
This one is actually a pretty decent story. But the hero… ugh.
Catch a Dream by Mary Jane Meier
This one portrays women so horrifically that I can only wonder what kind of issues the author has with regards to her own sex.
The Secret by Kat Martin
This book hates women. Having small breasts is a perfectly valid excuse for the “hero” to dump you for the woman he is cheating on you with.
A Light on the Veranda by Ciji Ware
So much melodrama relying on women hating one another and fighting over men. Sigh.
A Season for Scandal by Stephanie Laurens
Abysmal reissues will only benefit authors and publishers. Readers, stay away.