Secrets and Seduction by Jane Beckenham
It’s a pretty decent read, although the characters are often clueless by design.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Sweet Destiny by Rochelle Alers
If there is a plot here, I missed it even after I scrutinized it hard.
Baby, Come Home by Stephanie Bond
Things are going swimmingly until the plot device from hell shows up.
Touch of Fate by AC Arthur
Much like the touch of a stinky asshole.
Temptation’s Kiss by Janice Sims
The main characters, especially the heroine, should be winning medals for being so blood perfect.
Heartache Falls by Emily March
This one is almost a beautiful kind of catharsis. Almost.
Make Mine a Bad Boy by Katie Lane
Everything is fine, except for the execution which is a bit off.
To Tempt a Wilde by Kimberly Kaye Terry
Woman on the run from abusive ex, runs to a ranch… we all know the rest, don’t we?
When Tony Met Adam by Suzanne Brockmann
There’s a decent romance in here, but the author is too busy showing the world how accepting her straight characters are.
Baby, Drive South by Stephanie Bond
No, the title is not dirty. This is a small town romance, a rather implausible one.