Secrets of the Night by Jo Beverley
The funniest thing here is the heroine’s complete breakdown. Wait, that never happened, damn.
Category:2 Oogies
Unveiled by Jenni Licata
The plot hinges on the heroine being an idiot. Not a good way for a debut author to start the show.
Millennium by Backstreet Boys
It’s a Y2K yawn!
Friends Like These by Victoria Routledge
Wedding lunacy and British chick lit tropes make me a very cranky reader.
Rebellion by Nora Roberts
The author should stick to contemporary romps.
Sweetwood Bride by Pamela Morsi
The heroine’s actions in this story are too horrible to overlook.
Brazen Temptress by Elizabeth Boyle
This one is all about the huge misunderstanding problem, so no, not tempting at all.
No Ordinary Man by Suzanne Simmons
Hmm, this one is quite boring and forgettable.
Tempting Kate by Deborah Simmons
The heroine is such a doormat that it’s a shame how no one had actually skinned her and turned her into one.
A Pirate of Her Own by Kinley MacGregor
This one is pretty okay until it loses steam halfway through. Debut efforts can be such a drag that way.
