Once upon a Holiday by Beverly Jenkins, Adrianne Byrd, and Kimberly Kaye Terry
This one offers just fizzles instead of sizzles.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Hands On by Christina Crooks
This one is so melodramatic, to the point of absurdity.
The Geek Next Door by Lauren Fraser
Same old crock. What a yawner.
Playboy Prankster by Pamela Britton
From NASCAR, we now have big trucks. Hot.
The Icing on the Cake by Alison Kent
Based on the story of a real life couple who love themselves far more than you and I ever could.
A Mistake, a Prince and a Pregnancy by Maisey Yates
Why must these people get married when they are clearly nuts? Just sue one another and be done with it!
Shaken by Dee Tenorio
Elevator sex is the cure for marital woes? Hmm.
Promises to a Stallion by Deborah Fletcher Mello
The emotions feel real, so it’s a shame about the plot.
The Elevator Mechanic by Serena Yates
This is why little girls writing slash stories get such a bad rep.
The Millionaire’s Chosen Bride by Susanne James
This one feels so dated and old-fashioned, I’m not sure why it’s published under the Modern imprint.