Paradise Bay by Victoria Alexander
The characters can get annoyingly dumb at times, but the story has its charms.
Category:3 Oogies
The Admiral’s Bride by Suzanne Brockmann
Great boom-boom stuff, but the May-December romance is kind of bland.
Flowers under Ice by Jean Ross Ewing
This is a very lopsided book. The hero is a dream, while the heroine is a wreck.
Stolen Wishes by Deb Stover
This is a fun story, but the main characters are the least interesting aspect of it.
Night Whispers by Karen Sandler
This one has its ups and downs, but man, the thing the author does at the end. That is mean.
A Chance on Lovin’ You by Eboni Snoe
The whole thing can be quite a mess of a soap opera, but I can’t say it is boring.
Haunting Rachel by Kay Hooper
The heroine is quite the passive, hapless damsel in distress, isn’t she?
Lost Highways by Curtiss Ann Matlock
It’s all sweetness and fun until the author drops the ball with the ending.
The Bride of Johnny McAllister by Lori Copeland
Everything is so sweet and nice – probably too much.
His Wicked Ways by Samantha James
Wicked is great, when it feels this good. It’s hard to overlook some fundamental issues here, though.
