Always and Forever by Beverly Jenkins
Draggy, unfocused, and slowly paced, this one takes a long time to get anywhere good. But it still has its moments.
Category:3 Oogies
Duets (2000)
Behold, the healing powers of a karaoke machine!
His Wicked Promise by Samantha James
Beware of the inconsistent, fickle heroine who may end up driving you insane!
Tempting Mr. Wright by Sue Civil-Brown
This is a very generic romantic comedy, but after the author’s last few books, I’d take what I can get.
A Heart Full of Miracles by Stephanie Mittman
It’s all good fun until the hero’s self-pity party goes too far and makes him show his arse.
One Wilde Night by Stacy Brown
The hero is such an asshole, his breakdown is almost worth all the nonsense he puts everyone through.
A Cowboy for Christmas by Anna DeForest
Ugh, so many overused plot devices and tropes, I don’t know where to look.
Wild and Free by Jackie Stephens
High camp and fun awaits, baby! Just don’t mind the silly romance.
Midsummer Lightning by Kate Ivers
Irish superiority… is that even such a thing these days?
Music by Madonna
Madonna continues to go all deep into electronica.