Lily Fair by Kimberly Cates
The heroine is so child-like that this story becomes creepy.
Author:Mrs Giggles
Starlight, Starbright by Saranne Dawson
I like the song by Madonna far better than this book, and I don’t even like that song.
Harvest Moon by Rochelle Alers
Yawn. I expected better.
Nell by Jeanette Baker
Wait, haven’t I just read a similar story last time around? Yes, same story, take two.
Exposure by Susan Andersen
Be careful of the overly cute lisping monster girl.
Christmas Fantasy by Janelle Denison
Wait, there’s a heroine in this book?
Undercover Princess by Suzanne Brockmann
Charming, but played out.
My False Heart by Liz Carlyle
Now this is one debut author who knows how to make the right moves.
Night Moves by Thea Devine
Someone thought it was a good idea to let Thea Devine terrify Harlequin Temptation readers.
A Season in Eden by Megan Chance
This one is hokey, corny, frustrating, and at times, gloriously heartbreaking.