Notorious by Katherine Sutcliffe
Ooh, the hero is a genuine bad boy that can blow anything Anne Stuart can come up with. Nice.
Author:Mrs Giggles
White Mist by Jaclyn Reding
This mess has its winsome moments, but it’s all over the place.
Woman on Top (2000)
This supposedly feminist romantic comedy won’t happen if the heroine didn’t look like Penélope Cruz. So much for that, then.
Just the Way You Are by Barbara Freethy
Warning, warning: the hero is a twit and the heroine is a martyr. Cue eye rolls galore.
Forget Me? Not by Darlene Gardner
This one is not every exciting, is it?
Canyon Song by Gwyneth Atlee
Wait, a story by this author that doesn’t make me grit my teeth? Amazing.
She’s Got Mail! by Colleen Collins
So many things are happening here, except for the romance, which is a standstill for the most part.
The Bride of Black Douglas by Elaine Coffman
These people act like they are in a musical or something.
Dark Angel by Cassandra Collins
Colleen Collins writes a paranormal suspense thingy, and it’s not so bad, actually.
The Ruthless Charmer by Julia London
Short cut psychology and careless reliance on feminine guilt make this one a dull read.
