A Perfect Scoundrel by Heather Cullman
What an adorable tale of bringing a rake to his knees!
Author:Mrs Giggles
Lady Fortune by Anne Stuart
Ugh, the hero. This is supposed to be a comedy?
Stardust by Neil Gaiman
The scenery is more interesting than the story.
Out of the Blue by Laura Lynn Leffers
Oh, this one is just plain awful. I hate to say this to a new author, but it is.
Sinful by Suzanne Forster, Maggie Shayne, Lori Foster, and Kimberly Randell
So many dumb women desperately wanting to get laid, ugh.
Seduction by Chocolate by Nina Bangs, Lisa Cach, Thea Devine, and Penelope Neri
This one may not as good as the real thing, but still, mmm.
The Dragon Hour by Connie Flynn
For once, the hero is the disappointment in this charming romantic fantasy.
The Lion’s Daughter by Loretta Chase
Loretta Chase’s debut mainstream historical romance is more subplot than romance.
Mr. Hyde’s Assets by Sheridon Smythe
The weak heroine sinks the story. If only she’d been allowed to be a greedy ho, the whole story will make more sense.
Amanda’s Wedding by Jenny Colgan
I was led to believe that this one is far, far better than the turd it turns out to be.