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.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Snowbound Seduction by Helen Brooks
Skinny hot chicks are despicable and immoral – unless they are the heroine, that is.
Pricks and Pragmatism by JL Merrow
Oh, how cute, another rent boy and his hot sensitive boyfriend romance, Been there, done that… but this one’s worth another been there.
Montana Legacy by RC Ryan
Much of this story is padding.
Lost in a Stallion’s Arms by Deborah Fletcher Mello
The author drops the ball big time here, and it’s painful to read because I know she can do better than this.
The True Love Quilting Club by Lori Wilde
Eeuw, quilting. We’re definitely knee-deep in Hallmark goo now.
Temptation’s Song by Janice Sims
It’s all about falling in love and remembering why I am a fan of the author.
Summer Solstice by Eden Bradley
Neighborly kindness takes on a new level here. Several levels, actually.
Meet Me in Manhattan by Judith Arnold
Guy dumps ex-girlfriends – twice! – because his true love has perfect pale round breasts.
Nothing but Trouble by Rachel Gibson
There is a seed of a good romance here, but the execution falls sort of expectations.
