The Fire Inside by Kat Martin
Oh my god, the author has completely lost the plot…
Category:1 Oogie
First Comes Love by Christie Ridgway
Then comes the brain damage!
A Stranger’s Kiss by Kimberly Raye
Here’s a story about how women who have sex with men who aren’t their true loves are literally Satan’s whores.
Falcon’s Angel by Judith E French
The hero and the heroine are the worst things about this story.
So Wild a Heart by Candace Camp
Hero plots with mistress, but the mistress gets all the blame while the hero gets all the glory. Romance, in a nutshell.
Wild by Lori Foster
This is not how one should make a mainstream full-length debut.
Springwater Wedding by Linda Lael Miller
Even the author doesn’t seem to care that nobody is having fun anymore, so beware.
Irish Rogue by Candace McCarthy
Asshole jerk hero, wimpy dumb heroine – the usual lovely combination to make everyone’s day better.
Unforgivable by Tina Wainscott
Oh dear, this is one author who probably shouldn’t be forced to hop on the suspense bandwagon.
Pendragon by Catherine Coulter
The author has lost the plot, oh dear.