If I Had You by Lynn Kurland
If the two main characters have some intelligence and talked more, this story wouldn’t need to happen.
Category:2 Oogies
Midnight Fantasies by Kimberly Raye
Nope. Nope, nope, nope.
Irish Moonlight by Kate Freiman
Irish snooze, more like.
Northern Nights by Theresa Scott
Someone please kill the hero slowly and painfully, thanks.
A Thing of Beauty by Casey Claybourne
It may be a thing, but it’s not beautiful.
Always Her Hero by Adrienne deWolfe
Martyrs in the West, coming right at you…
Jordan by Lori Foster
The heroines are still boring.
Gabe by Lori Foster
Boring heroines are in, sigh.
Angel’s Gold by Samantha Lee
This one is absurd enough to be somewhat amusing, but absurd is still absurd.
Strangers in the Night by Katherine Deauxville, Amanda Harte, and Eugenia Riley
A rarely used setting – during World War 2 – and the authors just blew it. Sigh.
