Spring Equinox by Eden Bradley
Long nights, the beach, the sea, the sand, and all that hotness…
Category:Genre: Contemporary
What She Deserves by Ellie Marvel
While I like a revenge of the nerds fantasy, this one feels more like the heroine just settling for whatever she can get.
Pistol in His Pocket by Olivia Rupprecht
Even this author can get too overboard with the cheese.
Kept by Her Greek Boss by Kathryn Ross
This one is an old-fashioned tale of a classically stupid heroine.
Waiting for Spring by RJ Keller
This one ain’t pretty, but it sure feels good to read.
Doll by Juniper Bell
Oh look, a heroine who refuses to squeeze the cheating ex-husband in court.
A Perfect Game by Jaye Valentine and Reno MacLeod
A teenage, surly brat being a Dom? Oh please, don’t make me laugh.
Family Unit by ZA Maxfield
The author doesn’t know old people, or so it seems from this tone-deaf story.
The Billionaire’s Bride of Convenience by Miranda Lee
It was going so well until the author remembers which line she is writing for and, hello there, forced sexual situations.
Felicia’s Fling by Jolie Cain
Why do older heroines always fall for unrealistically saintly and boring younger men?
