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.
Category:3 Oogies
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.
A Cowboy’s Heart by Liz Ireland
The hero is an incompetent buffoon, which makes this otherwise enjoyable story a bit of a head-scratcher.
Escapade by Kasey Michaels
All the secondary characters here are far more interesting than the hero and the heroine. They are fun, but still…
The Wisdom of Crocodiles (1999)
This is a boring, maudlin mess, but a strangely fascinating one nonetheless.
The Diabolical Baron by Mary Jo Putney
First books getting reissued often never go well, but the author manages to do this mostly egg-free on the face.