You Can Leave Your Hat On by Lena Matthews
Two poor stereotypes trapped in a tale that is either awkward or uncomfortable.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Anybody but Justin by Shelli Stevens
Short, nothing special, and forgettable. Kinda like that guy you thought was okay but you could do better.
Bring on the Blessings by Beverly Jenkins
The pig steals the show by a hog and a mile.
Wanderlust by KyAnn Waters
How nice, all a woman needs is a man in her life. Who cares about anything else?
Hollywood Car Wash by Lori Culwell
This is a rather toothless tale for something supposedly based on Katie Holmes.
Hearts Afire: May by Nina Pierce and Julia Devlin
May is going down in flames.
Terms of Surrender by Becky Barker
This is a BSDM romance where I wish someone would spank the main characters senseless.
Wild Heat by Bella Andre
Bring on the hot firemen!
Defending Serenity by Loribelle Hunt
Both the hero and the heroine must be insane. That is the only explanation for their antics and motivations.
Antonides’ Forbidden Wife by Anne McAllister
Usually in this line, the heroes are the problematic ones. Here, however, the heroine is the insane one.
