A Game of Chance by Linda Howard
Chance who? If he is so important, why is his love story this average?
Category:3 Oogies
On Wings of Magic by Kay Hooper
For a plotless, padded thing, this one is actually not too bad.
The Caleb Trees by Dee Holmes
Toss in real life issues, and then toss in Hallmark sap, and I’m torn between liking it and cringing.
The Least Likely Bride by Jane Feather
For a book by this author, it’s unexpectedly placid. Too placid, perhaps.
Unforsaken by Lisa Higdon
This one has an interesting premise, but the whole thing doesn’t really go anywhere.
Whirlwind Wedding by Jacquie D’Alessandro
The heroine is such a pushover, she’d make the perfect housemaid.
A Perfect Love by Sandra Landry
The author does many things right in this one. Not bad for a first-timer.
The Perfect Wife by Jane Goodger
Infatuation can be a bitch to get over, especially when it’s aimed at the wrong type of guy.
No Marriage of Convenience by Elizabeth Boyle
Too many plot elements, too many things happening at once – I’m surprised the stage is still standing.
Kiss and Tell by Cherry Adair
You can take the category author out of category romance,..