Hearts Afire: March by Jade Morrison and Shaunta Grimes
Jade Morrison seems to have gone beyond the call of duty to serve up fun and sexy here. The other one… it’s okay, I suppose.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Toast Bitches by Sandra Cormier
No, there is no getting naughty with kitchen appliances here, alas.
High Line by TA Chase
There is a plot here, but everything is drowned out by the GAY BOYS ARE AWESOME, LOVE THE GAYS preaching. Overcompensating, much?
Two Doors Down by Lisa Marie
This is a May-December romance that goes straight from January to December in a matter of minutes.
Love Me Tomorrow by Dee Tenorio
Baby and sperm donor drama, oh my.
Tangled up in Love by Heidi Betts
It’s nowhere as urban and hip as the author pretends it is.
Hearts Afire: February by Jolie Cain and Rhiannon Leith
One contemporary, one paranormal, all firemen.
Trust in Me by Melanie Schuster
This is a meandering and unfocused read. What’s wrong?
Smart Girls Think Twice by Cathie Linz
Smart girls and Harlequin Blaze tropes don’t go too well together sometimes.
The Girl Most Likely To… by Susan Donovan
So much angst, and so little believable romance.