Shamara by Catherine Spangler
There could have been adventures, intrigue, dangers… but we’re more obsessed about the heroine’s purity.
Category:2 Oogies
Stage and Screen by Michael Ball
Bring out the Kleenex, people, as the melodramatic fat high note squeezer has a covers album out.
Just Imagine by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
The author demonstrates that she was as bad back in those days as she is these days.
The Loner by Evelyn Rogers
Let’s leave it alone.
All About Passion by Stephanie Laurens
Why am I still bothering with this author’s books? They are all the same.
The Highwayman by Anne Kelleher
The hero’s inability to treat his wife with any shred of decency sinks this one.
Getting Lucky by Marilyn Pappano
Deadbeat daddy is love, but the mother of his baby is a SLUT WHO MUST DIE. The double standards here are practically radioactive.
I Got You, Babe by Jane Graves
The author tries too hard and reaches too far in this one. It’s okay; rookie mistakes – we’ve all done them.
Autumn Star by Lori Morgan
The characters’ chemistry are okay, but everything else needs a lot more work.
Crystal Moon by Elysa Hendricks
This is old school terrible fantasy romance. Do we really want to go back to those days?