Highland Fling by Tess Mallory
The author has a story that she wants to tell, but a lot seems to have become garbled up during the execution.
Category:2 Oogies
Somewhere in Time by Merline Lovelace
Unlike the movie of the same name, this one isn’t some weepy tearjerker. Hmm, maybe time travel is not the author’s strongest suit.
McCloud’s Woman by Patricia Rice
Both the hero and the heroine are in a race to see who has the most issues.
Shades of Midnight by Linda Fallon
Getting back with an ex, who doesn’t change a bit, because of the sex – yes, that will work, absolutely.
Only by Your Touch by Catherine Anderson
The author goes from manipulative to self parody. It’s quite funny.
The Devil You Know by Liz Carlyle
If this hero had been a woman, he’d be killed off quickly. But he’s a man, so yes baby, we MUST love this asshole.
Highland Bride by Amanda Scott
Ugh, so many subplots for so much space.
Calder’s Rose by Kate Angell
A great idea, horrible execution.
Letters to Kelly by Suzanne Brockmann
More like, dummies for everyone. These people can’t and won’t talk.
Improper English by Katie MacAlister
The author’s use of English to create this thing is indeed improper.